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Peter was* a heretic, from Paul's point of view, and Paul a heretic of here- tics according to Peter's way of thinking. I repeat that there was, for the several earliest centuries, every possible variety of belief concerning the authority or non-authority of the Jewish scriptures, (Origen, Athanasius, Gregory, Nyssen and Basil dealing with the creation stories in Genesis as myth), concerning all writings put forth in the names of prominent apostles, and concerning the nature and mis- sion of Je...sus, as Ve know from the contro- versial writings which liave survived the fray.
* Clement, of Roiiu', (he date of whose life and writings is unknown, as we have no jKJsitive information of him earlier than the fourth century, and that admittedly hearsay, report
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Peter was* a heretic, from Paul's point of view, and Paul a heretic of here- tics according to Peter's way of thinking. I repeat that there was, for the several earliest centuries, every possible variety of belief concerning the authority or non-authority of the Jewish scriptures, (Origen, Athanasius, Gregory, Nyssen and Basil dealing with the creation stories in Genesis as myth), concerning all writings put forth in the names of prominent apostles, and concerning the nature and mis- sion of Je...sus, as Ve know from the contro- versial writings which liave survived the fray.
* Clement, of Roiiu', (he date of whose life and writings is unknown, as we have no jKJsitive information of him earlier than the fourth century, and that admittedly hearsay, report
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