I should mention that I'm not completely conflating little-o orthodox and credal Christianity, though I think that the credal includes the little-o orthodox, but not the reverse, in terms of Venn diagrams. I'm thinking of little-o orthodoxy as including such doctrines as Jesus being really truly the incarnate Son of the one God Who made everything, Who died and was resurrected to (in some sense) save us all from sin and death, and so on, as opposed to (say) that Jesus was just a nice guy with some good ideas and wisdom, but nothing more, or even that there is no God at all. When I started the thread, I was thinking that there were a lot fewer of us (and certainly the minority now) on the Ship nowadays who hold to little-o orthodoxy or even specifically credal doctrinal /dogma orthodoxy. Whether the creed in question includes the filioque or not, I'm thinking of the rest of the basic Christian doctrines about the Trinity common to Anglican, Baptist, Eastern Orthodox, Lutheran, Methodist, Roman Catholic, etc.
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Tra la la, tra la la la… 🎶 ❤️
As a side note, please remember Sid Krofft, who was involved in the series, who just passed at 96 the other day.
I am sure that He/They would say “Likewise.”
Indeed, it’s arguably Gnostic—the idea that knowing the right stuff is what saves.
I miss the Onion Dome! O @mousethief, you made such a cool thing!