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Christians didn’t worship in houses? New study drops bombshell on religious archaeology

By StudyFinds StaffSteve Fink,

10 days ago

By StudyFinds StaffSteve Fink,

10 days ago

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7d ago

"They went from house to house." The Word. The article is nothing but silliness. A "structure" was not adapted for the early saints to meet and worship. It was someone's home. Heck, my house was not "adapted" for worship, but here we meet every Tuesday night for small group. Silliness.

Deanne Knox

7d ago

In the early days of Christianity the people met in homes. These homes were not renovated to be worship houses. They were just normal homes of Christians who were willing to invite other Christians to come worship with them.

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