Understanding vicarius filii dei (Part 1) Assistants to the Vicarius filii dei project of De Kock 2010

 

Edwin de Kock completed his magnus opus last year on The Truth about 666 and the story of the Great Apostacy (2010). It is not yet published but can be ordered in CD format. It consists of three volumes of very rare material. The papacy did use vicarius filii dei as a title and has applied it to himself in 1965 and 1968 (see the discovery in 2009 by M. Schleifler from Hawaii, mentioned by De Kock).

This Adventist professor in history and church history (living now in Edinburg Texas) had help from the following institutions and persons for his project on vicarius filii dei:

 

University of Connecticut

University of Yale

University of Harvard

GC Archives

Douglas E. LaPrade (PhD)

Fulbright Scholarship Receptor (twice)

Professor of English at University of Texas

 

Harold Erickson (Ed.D)

Spicer Memorial College

Church History professor for 18 years

 

Ken Scribner

Berrien Springs, Michigan

 

Ria de Kock (MA) his wife

 

M. E. Brinkman

non-SDA doctorandus

Netherlands

 

Jerry A. Stevens

Previous Editor of Adventist Affirm

Book: Vicarius filii dei: An Annotated Timeline (2009)

 

Stephen D. Emse

Special vicarius filii dei trips to: Paris, Oxford, Glasgow, Greifswald, Berlin, Vatican, Västerås.

Discovered unnoticed book by Historicists: Andreas Helwig, Antichristus Romanus (1630).

 

Mauro Nervi (dr.)

Catholic linguist in Classical Languages

Italy

 

G. Damsteegt (ThD)

AU Seminary professor in Church History

 

Frank W. Hardy (PhD)

Linguist in Navajo, Old Testament

 

W. Shea (MD, PhD)

AU professor emeritus

 

Girard J. Etzkorn (dr)

Catholic expert in 14th century Philosophy and Theology

 

Samuel Koranteng-Pipim (PhD)

 

Michael Scheifler

Discovered in 2009 that Pope Paul VI in 1965 and in 1968 did use and applied vicarius filii dei to himself (see De Kock 2010: 9).

 

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