one of the two most untrue doctrines in most religions
Posted 05-25-2013 at 10:27 AM by sterling53
are the dead alive now? this topic ill try to handle in 2 or three posts. Having for many years personally investigating all fields directly and remotely associated with the subject "ARE THE DEAD ALIVE NOW? I endeavor to present this Biblical research work with logic,Biblical depth,and spiritual insight. This research may prove controversial,but it surly is not untimely with the current teachings of many religious leaders,and the current experimentation in the psychic world which is yielding so-called proofs of survival after death. Laymen and clergy alike are being cogently appealed to and convinced by these supernatural phenomena. And lacking accurate Biblical knowledge,they fall prey to counterfeit phenomena which to the unknowing appear innocent and genuine. The word of god painstakingly divides all things into two realms: the physical and the spiritual. Science and five-senses man ( the bible calls the natural man) can know and analyze the physical or material world. But survival after death is a matter dealing exclusively with the spiritual realm and is legitimately not within the scope of science or the natural,scientific,sense-knowledge man. Those who are involved in spiritualism, and those who claim scientific controls for the study of phenomena, are fooled by the god of this world (satan) with stealth and increasing frequency. The subject of Satan and satanic powers is a Biblical study all its own. May handle some other time, back to are the dead alive now. I will handle some other things before using some scriptural passages there is much to read and understand.
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Your answer lies in your source!
"The word of god " The Bible is really a book written by men, as for as we know only Jewish men. It was written by several dozen over a period of approximately 3500 years and the committee who put it together in King James day had several disagreements on which of the writings should be included.
Revelations and Ecclesiastes for instance was thought by some as two of the books that
, should not have been included.This does not take away from the idea and the distinct possibility of God but I doubt if you will be able to prove anything definite by quoting the Bible.Posted 05-26-2013 at 05:48 PM by Fortoggie
