Incorruptibility - Revision history

Andrew: Revert

2008-06-10T12:17:37Z

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Themanwhowouldbeking: rv vandal

2008-06-10T11:39:07Z

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HARDCHAT: with love from ebaums

2008-06-10T11:39:04Z

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Θεοδωρος at 11:32, June 10, 2008

2008-06-10T11:32:54Z

Themanwhowouldbeking: rv vandal

2008-06-10T11:19:54Z

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HARDCHAT: with love from ebaums

2008-06-10T11:19:53Z

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Themanwhowouldbeking: rv vandal

2008-06-10T11:08:00Z

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HARDCHAT: with love from ebaums

2008-06-10T11:07:59Z

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Arbible: Category:Church Life

2006-08-24T18:33:57Z

Category:Church Life

Arbible at 18:32, August 24, 2006

2006-08-24T18:32:20Z

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−	~~WITH LOVE FROM EBAUMS WITH LOVE FROM EBAUMS WITH LOVE FROM EBAUMS WITH LOVE FROM EBAUMS WITH LOVE FROM EBAUMS WITH LOVE FROM EBAUMS~~	+	'''Incorruptibility''' is the property of a body such that it does not decompose after death. Such a body is sometimes referred to as incorruptible or incorrupt. Incorruptibility is seen as distinct from the intentional preservation of a body, as by embalming or mummification. Incorrupt bodies are sometimes said to have a sweet smell. In the [[Orthodox Church\|Orthodox]] [[tradition]], the bodies of incorrupt [[saint]]s have been associated with [[miracle]]s, often of healing, and may exude [[Myrrh\|myrrh]]. Incorruptibility is neither a necessary nor a sufficient condition to demonstrate that the reposed individual is a saint. Nevertheless, many of the bodies of the saints have remained incorrupt, and serve as a testimony to the general [[resurrection]] at the end of time as promised in the [[New Testament]] and witnessed by the writings of the [[Church Fathers]].
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−	'''Incorruptibility''' is the property of a body such that it does not decompose after death. Such a body is sometimes referred to as incorruptible or incorrupt. Incorruptibility is seen as distinct from the intentional preservation of a body, as by embalming or mummification. Incorrupt bodies are sometimes said to have a sweet smell. In the [[Orthodox Church\|Orthodox]] [[tradition]], the bodies of incorrupt [[saint]]s have been associated with [[miracle]]s, often of healing, and may exude [[Myrrh\|myrrh]]. Incorruptibility is neither a necessary nor a sufficient condition to demonstrate that the reposed individual is a saint. Nevertheless, many of the bodies of the saints have remained incorrupt, and serve as a testimony to the general [[resurrection]] at the end of time as promised in the [[New Testament]] and witnessed by the writings of the [[Church Fathers]].	+	LOL INTERNET
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−	~~WITH LOVE FROM EBAUMS WITH LOVE FROM EBAUMS WITH LOVE FROM EBAUMS WITH LOVE FROM EBAUMS WITH LOVE FROM EBAUMS WITH LOVE FROM EBAUMS~~	+	'''Incorruptibility''' is the property of a body such that it does not decompose after death. Such a body is sometimes referred to as incorruptible or incorrupt. Incorruptibility is seen as distinct from the intentional preservation of a body, as by embalming or mummification. Incorrupt bodies are sometimes said to have a sweet smell. In the [[Orthodox Church\|Orthodox]] [[tradition]], the bodies of incorrupt [[saint]]s have been associated with [[miracle]]s, often of healing, and may exude [[Myrrh\|myrrh]]. Incorruptibility is neither a necessary nor a sufficient condition to demonstrate that the reposed individual is a saint. Nevertheless, many of the bodies of the saints have remained incorrupt, and serve as a testimony to the general [[resurrection]] at the end of time as promised in the [[New Testament]] and witnessed by the writings of the [[Church Fathers]].
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−	'''Incorruptibility''' is the property of a body such that it does not decompose after death. Such a body is sometimes referred to as incorruptible or incorrupt. Incorruptibility is seen as distinct from the intentional preservation of a body, as by embalming or mummification. Incorrupt bodies are sometimes said to have a sweet smell. In the [[Orthodox Church\|Orthodox]] [[tradition]], the bodies of incorrupt [[saint]]s have been associated with [[miracle]]s, often of healing, and may exude [[Myrrh\|myrrh]]. Incorruptibility is neither a necessary nor a sufficient condition to demonstrate that the reposed individual is a saint. Nevertheless, many of the bodies of the saints have remained incorrupt, and serve as a testimony to the general [[resurrection]] at the end of time as promised in the [[New Testament]] and witnessed by the writings of the [[Church Fathers]].	+	LOL INTERNET
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-'''Incorruptibility''' is the property of a body such that it does not decompose after death. Such a body is sometimes referred to as incorruptible or incorrupt. Incorruptibility is seen as distinct from the intentional preservation of a body, as by embalming or mummification. Incorrupt bodies are sometimes said to have a sweet smell. In the [[Orthodox]] tradition, the bodies of incorrupt [[saint]]s have been associated with [[miracle]]s, often of healing, and may exude [[Myrrh|myrrh]]. Incorruptibility is neither a necessary nor a sufficient condition to demonstrate that the reposed individual is a saint. Nevertheless, many of the bodies of the saints have remained incorrupt, and serve as a testimony to the general [[resurrection]] at the end of time as promised in the [[New Testament]] and witnessed by the writings of the [[Church Fathers]].
+'''Incorruptibility''' is the property of a body such that it does not decompose after death. Such a body is sometimes referred to as incorruptible or incorrupt. Incorruptibility is seen as distinct from the intentional preservation of a body, as by embalming or mummification. Incorrupt bodies are sometimes said to have a sweet smell. In the [[Orthodox Church|Orthodox]] [[tradition]], the bodies of incorrupt [[saint]]s have been associated with [[miracle]]s, often of healing, and may exude [[Myrrh|myrrh]]. Incorruptibility is neither a necessary nor a sufficient condition to demonstrate that the reposed individual is a saint. Nevertheless, many of the bodies of the saints have remained incorrupt, and serve as a testimony to the general [[resurrection]] at the end of time as promised in the [[New Testament]] and witnessed by the writings of the [[Church Fathers]].
 [[Category:Martyrs]]
 [[Category:Saints]]

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−	'''Incorruptibility''' is the property of a body such that it does not decompose after death. Such a body is sometimes referred to as incorruptible or incorrupt. Incorruptibility is seen as distinct from the intentional preservation of a body, as by embalming or mummification. Incorrupt bodies are sometimes said to have a sweet smell. In the Orthodox tradition, the bodies of incorrupt [[saint]]s have been associated with [[miracle]]s, often of healing, and may exude [[~~myhrr~~]]. Incorruptibility is neither a necessary nor a sufficient condition to demonstrate that the reposed individual is a saint. Nevertheless, many of the bodies of the saints have remained incorrupt, and serve as a testimony to the general resurrection at the end of time as promised in the [[New Testament]] and witnessed by the writings of the [[Church Fathers]].	+	'''Incorruptibility''' is the property of a body such that it does not decompose after death. Such a body is sometimes referred to as incorruptible or incorrupt. Incorruptibility is seen as distinct from the intentional preservation of a body, as by embalming or mummification. Incorrupt bodies are sometimes said to have a sweet smell. In the [[Orthodox]] tradition, the bodies of incorrupt [[saint]]s have been associated with [[miracle]]s, often of healing, and may exude [[Myrrh\|myrrh]]. Incorruptibility is neither a necessary nor a sufficient condition to demonstrate that the reposed individual is a saint. Nevertheless, many of the bodies of the saints have remained incorrupt, and serve as a testimony to the general [[resurrection]] at the end of time as promised in the [[New Testament]] and witnessed by the writings of the [[Church Fathers]].
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		+	[[Category:Martyrs]]
		+	[[Category:Saints]]