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No; because I do believe in Jesus Christ of Nazareth; and He is my Lord and Saviour.
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How about from yourself, as you appear to be your own worst enemy.
The right answer to the question is that they are saved from hell; which would indicate that there is a hell to be saved from.
I don't think that it registers in some people's minds that there is a furnace of fire where there is wailing and gnashing of teeth; that people will be cast into as a form of everlasting punishment.
People exhibit wishful thinking when they tell themselves that it will not last for ever.
They only tell themselves that because they know in their hearts that they are going to be cast therein;
While if they would only repent of their sins and be born again of the Holy Spirit through faith in Jesus and what He did for them on the Cross, they would not have that as their fate any longer; and it would no longer be as abhorrent to them that the justice of the Lord requires that certain people be cast therein.
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While if they would only repent of their sins and be born again of the Holy Spirit through faith in Jesus and what He did for them on the Cross, they would not have that as their fate any longer; and it would no longer be abhorrent to them that the justice of the Lord requires that certain people be cast therein.
Actually, I think that if someone's heart reached the point where it would no longer be abhorrent to them that the justice of the Lord requires that certain people be cast therein, I would be more concerned that they are more likely to be cast into such a place for correction.
Actually, I think that if someone's heart reached the point where it would no longer be abhorrent to them that the justice of the Lord requires that certain people be cast therein, I would be more concerned that they are more likely to be cast into such a place for correction.
Edited that post right before you responded to it.
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While if they would only repent of their sins and be born again of the Holy Spirit through faith in Jesus and what He did for them on the Cross, they would not have that as their fate any longer; and it would no longer be as abhorrent to them that the justice of the Lord requires that certain people be cast therein.
Yes, the doctrine of hell is something that I do find to be abhorrent; but it is not as abhorrent to me as it may have been if I thought that I was going there.
In Philippians 4:8 that which is just is categorized alongside of that which is lovely.
And, whether you like it or not, and whether you believe it or not, the doctrine of hell is a doctrine about justice and is that which is just.
The right answer to the question is that they are saved from hell; which would indicate that there is a hell to be saved from.
I don't think that it registers in some people's minds that there is a furnace of fire where there is wailing and gnashing of teeth; that people will be cast into as a form of everlasting punishment.
People exhibit wishful thinking when they tell themselves that it will not last for ever.
They only tell themselves that because they know in their hearts that they are going to be cast therein;
While if they would only repent of their sins and be born again of the Holy Spirit through faith in Jesus and what He did for them on the Cross, they would not have that as their fate any longer; and it would no longer be as abhorrent to them that the justice of the Lord requires that certain people be cast therein.
Well then, go to the scripture and show us where he is wrong, LOL!
Perhaps, you should get an education, as the Scriptures are not the end-all-of one's understanding.
Neither, are they inerrant of infallible given the fact that they were written by men, not that of a god.
Go and learn the parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus, not the story from the man on his Pulpit.
Perhaps, you should get an education, as the Scriptures are not the end-all-of one's understanding.
Neither, are they inerrant of infallible given the fact that they were written by men, not that of a god.
There lies your problem, no standard from God! Your standard is what you say it is.
My 5th grade granddaughter has a better concept of scripture!
I doubt that if she follows you particular beliefs.
There's no doubt she holds none of yours!
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