what Tertullian said in DCC 5 was "[...] the Son of God died; it is by all means to be believed, because it is absurd."

Absurdity can refer to any strict religious dogma that pushes something to the point of violating common sense. For example, inflexible religious dictates are sometimes termed pharisaism, referring to unreasonable emphasis on observing exact words or rules, rather than the intent or spirit.

Andrew Willet grouped absurdities with "flat

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