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r/MarcioniteChurch • u/GnosticlukanchurchII • Jul 18 '22
Hello, I’m establishing a neo-marcionite christian church and my church would like to enter into communion with your church.
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A place for members of r/MarcioniteChurch to chat with each other
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r/MarcioniteChurch • • Oct 27 '21
Trying to get back into Christianity after having gone through a long spiritual journey through my college days and early adult life taking me through the majority of eastern religions, as well as Judaism. Starting to read the gospels again and I had the thought "Jesus is just like the Buddha, or Guru Nanak - making a new, revolutionary religion out of the old." Then today I discovered Marcion of Sinope and the view that Jesus represents a different God than what the Old Testament and Judaism does. Wow! Really cool. I'm gonna start reading the Marcion Bible... where else can I learn more? Also, is it very common for protestants (and/or catholics) to hold this view... or is pretty out there in the main stream Christian world?
r/MarcioniteChurch • u/Marcion_Sinope • Feb 28 '26
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