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An error that gradually crept into the writings of some of the church fathers was: baptism as a requirement for salvation the divine inspiration of church dogma Christian ethics as the standard for church
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An error that gradually crept into the writings of some of the church fathers was:

baptism as a requirement for salvation
the divine inspiration of church dogma
Christian ethics as the standard for church government

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Pretty sure the answer would the first one (Baptism is a requirement for salvation) 
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