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<blockquote data-quote="DanielH" data-source="post: 1550884" data-attributes="member: 18034">Oh, so you&#039;re not actually Orthodox and your tag is wrong. Why don&#039;t you fix that.What you&#039;re asserting is a word-concept fallacy. Different Fathers used different terms to mean the same thing. Christ himself has many many names. Arians will say the &quot;Word&quot; in John 1 doesn&#039;t mean Christ for example.From the article:[ATTACH=full]35372[/ATTACH]This is clearly referencing the Antichrist, and it is clearly one individual person (as even Christ said), not a &quot;system.&quot; John had different words to describe him in Revelation than Paul in the cited passage.You&#039;re reaching here. Again from the article:[ATTACH=full]35373[/ATTACH]I&#039;m not going to try to rebut each claim. You&#039;re nitpicking - St. Cyril is obviously referring to a singular person unless the translation is woefully wrong.It&#039;s clear you have your mind set though, as even in the writings you found which refer to a singular person, your interpretation is different as then you say &quot;he&quot; actually means a vague spirit.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DanielH, post: 1550884, member: 18034"] Oh, so you're not actually Orthodox and your tag is wrong. Why don't you fix that. What you're asserting is a word-concept fallacy. Different Fathers used different terms to mean the same thing. Christ himself has many many names. Arians will say the "Word" in John 1 doesn't mean Christ for example. From the article: [ATTACH type="full" alt="1638906045223.png"]35372[/ATTACH] This is clearly referencing the Antichrist, and it is clearly one individual person (as even Christ said), not a "system." John had different words to describe him in Revelation than Paul in the cited passage. You're reaching here. Again from the article: [ATTACH type="full" alt="1638906486383.png"]35373[/ATTACH] I'm not going to try to rebut each claim. You're nitpicking - St. Cyril is obviously referring to a singular person unless the translation is woefully wrong. It's clear you have your mind set though, as even in the writings you found which refer to a singular person, your interpretation is different as then you say "he" actually means a vague spirit. [/QUOTE]

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