And this is why I said nonChristians shouldn't be asked what it is to be Christlike. When you got folks saying that they USED to be Christians, it should be obvious why we are not to ask nonChristians this.![]()
Nope, not obvious. Please explain.
Oh wait, you're not saying that people who used to be Christians weren't Christians at all, are you? Because that would be silly. If that's the case, I can safely disregard anyone's claim to be Christian, since I don't know if in the future any particular person will deconvert...
does not give revelation that contradicts His already given revelation. Christians might have some idea of who they think meets the requirements of the AntiChrist. But the identity of the AntiChrist will not be revealed until AFTER Christians have been raptured.
So you're saying that Christians sometimes think they've gotten a message from God, but really didn't? That's my point. Since you can't be sure of any extra Biblical information you think you've received, you can point to the Bible to get all the information you need in order to be Christ like. And since the Bible isn't in code, non-believers can get the same information.
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