I don't know if it is supported biblically, I was just trying to say what I believed it was. I don't think Jesus (and I could be wrong) wanted the Church to be divided.Striker,
I think I follow your logic, but is it supported biblically?
My understanding of the chronology that will/is leading up to the End Times (to use the doctrinal title) is that the church will become divided against itself and more and more distant from its primary function (the church of Laodocia from Revelation 3), but the really important next thing to be looking for is the 'Church of Philidelphia' - the true brotherhood of believers as the followers of Christ DO unite to do the things that Christ wants! Of course the sadness for the world is that as that happens we(or at least I am) are expecting the Rapture that will take all true believers to heaven ahead of the tribulation!
Now I know that there are at least two other interpretations of the sequence of the end times, the Rapture and the Tribulation etc, and I'm also very aware that this is one of the issues that has divided the church in the past, so I am not in any way trying to suggest that everyone needs to believe the same way that I do. All I will leave you with is the words of Christ - Stay awake and be ready!
Pete
You got to ask yourself though "Do you think the Church is growing farther apart from itself and its primary function"
BTw Sorry I have been away for so long, just moved to North Carolina and have been trying to adjust to the change. Freezing up here lol ( I am from Florida big change"
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