Jerusalem Council & James, Bishop Of Jerusalem : vimarsana.c

The Ambivalence and Inconsistencies of Protestant Thought on the Earliest "Monarchical" Bishops Protestants, especially Presbyterians and Baptists, who The "anti-Petrine" bias of Protestants leads them to posit that James was bishop of Jerusalem in the 1st century: when single bishops supposedly didn't exist.

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