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If the suffering were only appearance, then Ignatios asks why he himself accepts chains and beasts.
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He refuses to suffer for a phantom and says the cross would then become meaningless.
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Work ID: 6a9cc34c2f2a01a76c9eadb8 · Chapter ID: 6a9cc34c47d60124883b025e · Canonical title: Iggeret Ignatios el Trallianiym
If the suffering were only appearance, then Ignatios asks why he himself accepts chains and beasts.
He refuses to suffer for a phantom and says the cross would then become meaningless.
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