I didn’t say anything about absolute perfection in this life, even if sin will be completely triumphed over in the next. I’m speaking about the other side of the coin, about a judgement that should render one ineligible for heaven if they remained in or returned to wanton, persistent grave sin.
And who says what that absolutely is for each individual person without carefully considering or even being able to fully weigh any an all factors/facts that need to always be fully considered in any truly just judgement of an individual person exactly?
Because a lot of people think that's them, etc. Especially the much more "religous/spiritual" do always, etc.
I am saying there is no way for us to know right now, etc.
It's possible that some things could be held against us and there might be some varying consequences for that based on each individual person/judgement, but that some other things might not be either, etc.
Adding definitions like "deliberate", "wanton", etc, just makes/sets ourselves up as the judges, and not God, and God only, etc.
We are only commanded to love everybody, etc. Show everyone equal love, and kindness and compassion, and all of that, etc. And always just instantly and summarily judging people without accurate knowledge does not at all do that, etc.
Adding those kinds of definitions/terms like "deliberate" and "wanton" and whatnot, or whatever else you want to say or add, just sidesteps or covers up the issue/fact that we are making ourselves the judges (and juries and prosecutors and executors/eternal condemors, etc) which is not at all right for us to ever do ever, etc.
None of that is ever truly "Christian", etc.
But is of the Devil in my opinion, etc.
(I'm sorry if I seem to get too passionate about all of this, but it makes me very, very angry though, but just know that that anger is not directed at just only you specifically, ok, but only that you're just kinda triggering it right now, ok) (I don't at all hate you, ok).
God Bless.
