New Article on BP Bible Study Forum

– posted by meleti
I've just published a thought-provoking new article on the BP - Bible Study Forum (a separate site) by a new contributing author, Eleasar.   It was a toss-up as to whether to publish on this site or the Bible Study forum. This site is very JW-centric and Eleasar's article uses Jehovah's Witnesses as a "case in point" to examine the basis for any Christian denomination to carry a name other than Christian.  However, since the main thrust of the article applies to all Christian denominations, the Bible Study Forum seemed the more appropriate venue.

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Your brother,

Meleti Vivlon

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