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thanks guys. so if i want to be with God and want to be saved then thats a GOOD sign, see im afraid its like kinda 'dangling meat infront of a starving dog'...you get me?
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thanks guys. so if i want to be with God and want to be saved then thats a GOOD sign, see im afraid its like kinda 'dangling meat infront of a starving dog'...you get me?
thanks guys. so if i want to be with God and want to be saved then thats a GOOD sign, see im afraid its like kinda 'dangling meat infront of a starving dog'...you get me?
What if we really just want to be saved from hell but truely dont want God .. is the desire to be saved still of God ? Im not casting doubt its a serious question ...
If you believe in the Resurrection, then you believe that Hades is no more. God wouldn't overcome evil and the tortures of the Devil, only to replace them with tortures of His own. Thank God for God.
Hell is not what you think it is. Hell is not a place where the Devil reigns or where God takes out his vengeance on sinners. I'll say no more, if you want to know more about Hell you'll have to make use of the email in my sig bar.So are you saying that you believe that Hell no longer exist?
Hell is not what you think it is. Hell is not a place where the Devil reigns or where God takes out his vengeance on sinners. I'll say no more, if you want to know more about Hell you'll have to make use of the email in my sig bar.
I will take Gods word for what Hell is and isnt and according to the Bible it certainly is a place that a sinner needs to fear ending up. The problem with todays society is that so many people are trying to downplay Hell and decieve people into thinking that its a place not to be feared.
[FONT=Arial,Helvetica] Westerners speak frequently of the "Good God" (E.g., in France le bon dieu is almost always used when speaking of God.). Western Europe and America, however, were never convinced that such a Good God existed. On the contrary, they were calling God good in the way Greeks called the curse and malediction of smallpox,[/FONT]EULOGIA[FONT=Arial,Helvetica], that is, a blessing, a benediction, in order to exorcise it and charm it away. For the same reason, the Black Sea was called[/FONT]Eu xeinoV PontoV [FONT=Arial,Helvetica]— the hospitable sea — although it was, in fact, a dreadful and treacherous sea. Deep inside the Western soul, God was felt to be the wicked Judge, Who never forgot even the smallest offense done to Him in our transgressions of His laws.[/FONT]
[FONT=Arial,Helvetica] This juridical conception of God, this completely distorted interpretation of God's justice, was nothing else than the projection of human passions on theology. It was a return to the pagan process of humanizing God and deifying man. Men are vexed and angered when not taken seriously and consider it a humiliation which only vengeance can remove, whether it is by crime or by duel. This was the worldly, passionate conception of justice prevailing in the minds of a so-called "Christian" society.[/FONT]
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[FONT=Arial,Helvetica] This paganistic conception of God's justice which demands infinite sacrifices in order to be appeased clearly makes God our real enemy and the cause of all our misfortunes.[/FONT]
Saying that God tortures those who do not obey Him and gives them over to the Devil...etc. is, just as destructive. Read this for a better understanding, The River of Fire.
I want to come to Jesus, but I fear I've committed the unforgivable sin? Can anyone help me with this?
Christ alone is the Word of God (John 1:1). The Bible is more like the Word of God second hand, since the Apostles are not equal to Christ.Let me ask you something......do you believe that the word of God is true? Yes or no, please dont beat around the bush with this simple question.
Christ alone is the Word of God (John 1:1). The Bible is more like the Word of God second hand, since the Apostles are not equal to Christ.
Christ loves every part of His creation and doesn't will Himself to be separated from any of it. The idea of an "unforgivable sin" goes against this. How could God, who is Love, stand to be separated from anything He made.
No I'm not a Universalist, I'm E. Orthodox look at my faith icon, there is a Hell and it is eternal, but...well, you didn't read that article I provided did you? And of course...there's the email in my sig...So your a Universalist. On that thought im not debating anything else with you.
We'll all be with God in the end.
So your a Universalist. On that thought im not debating anything else with you.
No I'm not a Universalist,