cataway
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saved ? saved from,,,,,,,,,,,, what?The Bible: If you believe in the incarnation of God and in his crucifixion and resurrection, you are saved.
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saved ? saved from,,,,,,,,,,,, what?The Bible: If you believe in the incarnation of God and in his crucifixion and resurrection, you are saved.
saved from Ezekiel 18:20saved ? saved from,,,,,,,,,,,, what?
if you die and you remain dead, as in no resurrection when others do get resurrected ,you are not savedsaved from Ezekiel 18:20
The soul that sinneth, it shall die.
Not all Christians believe in infinite torture. Some believe being “cast into the fire” simply means ceasing to exist at all.There's an interesting article to read here, about how the parts of the Bible that obliquely reference a doctrine of the Trinity were almost certainly added later. Fabrications and forgeries, made once a particular Christian faction had won the debate in the first few centuries, before the effort was undertaken to mass produce the earliest Bibles in scriptoriums.
1 John 5:7 And Matthew 28:19 – Fabricated Trinity Verses
Uh oh. According to this analysis, which many biblical scholars endorse, anyone who isn't a unitarian is likely worshipping false gods before Yaweh and is damned to eternal torment. Oops?
Or maybe only the Mormons got it right. Or the Episcopalians. Or the Greek Orthodox church. Either way, god gets to infinitely torture virtually every sentient being in his creation, all according to his mysterious perfectly good plan...
Not all Christians believe in infinite torture. Some believe being “cast into the fire” simply means ceasing to exist at all.
If trinitarianism is false, then it is idolatry to worship Jesus. And you think that idolaters go to heaven? I'm not expressing my own opinion here, just asking you yours.I believe that the Trinitarians will win even if the Trinity were not true. The Trinity is of course true, but assuming only that it is wrong, I would say that Trinitarians will still go to paradise. For what does the Father want to say? Does he really want to say to a Trinitarian at the end, "Wait, you believed that my only begotten Son and my Spirit are God as I am? You wicked man! To hell with you!" Never would he say that. He would love it if someone honored his beloved son and spirit like that. But what about Unitarians? If the Trinity is true, then it is a very serious sin not to believe in it, because you would be denying God His deity. Jesus himself said, "If you do not believe that I am He, you will die in your sins"
But Jesus was not a Trinitarian, please. Right?I believe that the Trinitarians will win even if the Trinity were not true. The Trinity is of course true, but assuming only that it is wrong, I would say that Trinitarians will still go to paradise. For what does the Father want to say? Does he really want to say to a Trinitarian at the end, "Wait, you believed that my only begotten Son and my Spirit are God as I am? You wicked man! To hell with you!" Never would he say that. He would love it if someone honored his beloved son and spirit like that. But what about Unitarians? If the Trinity is true, then it is a very serious sin not to believe in it, because you would be denying God His deity. Jesus himself said, "If you do not believe that I am He, you will die in your sins"
Will win? Is there still a competition about that in this century?
By the way, who won the fight about the sex of the angels? The news won't say.
Ciao
- viole
Sounds like a form of Pascal's Wager, in a way.
I thought that having a written record of that, like Scriptures and stuff, would make it irrelevant what you forgot.I do believe the Apostle Paul said we strive for the prize like a man running a race but I forget what he said the prize was.