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This was part of a discussion I had elsewhere on the internet.
Ok, let me first just tell you what I might think about Judgement, and where I think all of us are going to stand, so that you might know where I stand, ok...
First off, it's going to be on an individual by individual basis and "all things" are going to be carefully weighed by God in those individual judgements, etc. For a person who accepted Christ as their Lord and Savior, and who has accepted this as their answer as to the question of why they should get into Heaven or not, etc, the standard will not be absolute perfection.
Next, in weighing all matters out in an individuals judgement, they will only be judged for whatsoever things God chooses to hold against them, or else not hold against them, etc, which will not be all of it for the believer, but it will only be such things as God deemed them capable of doing or else not doing (away with) in this life, for each individual one, etc, which will all be different for each individual one, etc.
I'm not sure if a person who has truly had faith in Jesus Christ to save them, and be their Lord and Savior, or that is the reason that they give as an answer to the question as to why they should get into Heaven or not, etc, can ever truly lose out on that salvation or not, etc, but they could most definitely lose out on rewards maybe, and maybe also positions possibly maybe, etc.
But notice I use the word "truly" here also, as it applies to "the believer", etc. Because if there are any "fakers" out there, and I think there are a lot or plenty of them out there, etc, then I'm pretty sure God will fully know about it fully already, and they will be judged for that accordingly, etc.
And, anyway, that's mostly my position on judgement and as to who really gets to be saved or gets to be in Heaven or not, etc.
"Mostly" anyway, etc.
The exception to this rule will be non-believers who maybe were not responsible for their own not believing in Jesus as their Lord and Savior, or who were caused not to believe in it/him/this/God, or the truth, etc, because of others who did not teach or preach in line with the truth, etc. And there are "a lot of those out there" I do believe, etc.
Anyway, these will be an exception to the rule probably as far as believing or not believing goes, etc. If it was not their fault that they didn't believe, or else worse, because it was the fault of someone else or others that they did not believe, etc. And the latter will be judged even very much heavier for it/that/this, etc.
But these non-believers will be judged just like believers if they were not responsible for their own not believing.
God Bless!
Ok, let me first just tell you what I might think about Judgement, and where I think all of us are going to stand, so that you might know where I stand, ok...
First off, it's going to be on an individual by individual basis and "all things" are going to be carefully weighed by God in those individual judgements, etc. For a person who accepted Christ as their Lord and Savior, and who has accepted this as their answer as to the question of why they should get into Heaven or not, etc, the standard will not be absolute perfection.
Next, in weighing all matters out in an individuals judgement, they will only be judged for whatsoever things God chooses to hold against them, or else not hold against them, etc, which will not be all of it for the believer, but it will only be such things as God deemed them capable of doing or else not doing (away with) in this life, for each individual one, etc, which will all be different for each individual one, etc.
I'm not sure if a person who has truly had faith in Jesus Christ to save them, and be their Lord and Savior, or that is the reason that they give as an answer to the question as to why they should get into Heaven or not, etc, can ever truly lose out on that salvation or not, etc, but they could most definitely lose out on rewards maybe, and maybe also positions possibly maybe, etc.
But notice I use the word "truly" here also, as it applies to "the believer", etc. Because if there are any "fakers" out there, and I think there are a lot or plenty of them out there, etc, then I'm pretty sure God will fully know about it fully already, and they will be judged for that accordingly, etc.
And, anyway, that's mostly my position on judgement and as to who really gets to be saved or gets to be in Heaven or not, etc.
"Mostly" anyway, etc.
The exception to this rule will be non-believers who maybe were not responsible for their own not believing in Jesus as their Lord and Savior, or who were caused not to believe in it/him/this/God, or the truth, etc, because of others who did not teach or preach in line with the truth, etc. And there are "a lot of those out there" I do believe, etc.
Anyway, these will be an exception to the rule probably as far as believing or not believing goes, etc. If it was not their fault that they didn't believe, or else worse, because it was the fault of someone else or others that they did not believe, etc. And the latter will be judged even very much heavier for it/that/this, etc.
But these non-believers will be judged just like believers if they were not responsible for their own not believing.
God Bless!