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Huiou_Theou
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Daniel,
Since it is the same author – I wonder if Rom2:15 applies here with “conflicting thoughts”. The conscience condemns murder, and St. Paul certainly did so to other Christians before conversion. But is this really a case of ignorance, or perhaps suppressed conscience? eg. Stephen said nothing which is not found in the scriptures, and for his confrontation was stoned.
Hmm…
Thanks for the post, that’s really good.
This is the passage I have been thinking about for a few days.
Since it is the same author – I wonder if Rom2:15 applies here with “conflicting thoughts”. The conscience condemns murder, and St. Paul certainly did so to other Christians before conversion. But is this really a case of ignorance, or perhaps suppressed conscience? eg. Stephen said nothing which is not found in the scriptures, and for his confrontation was stoned.
Hmm…
Thanks for the post, that’s really good.