What if he is not Christian?
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What if he is not Christian?
exactly, the boss really doesnt give two $hits if Ben complains because i got it done first, so he got it early, which in turn means the senator got it back sooner. Time is very important so if ben complains no one is really gonna care....
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for all have sinned and fallen short .....and the wages of sin is death
for it is apointed for man to die once and after that the judgement
for God so loved the owrld that he gave his only begotten son ..that whosoever believeth on him should not perish but have everlasting life .....
have nice day
for it is apointed for man to die once and after that the judgement
for God so loved the owrld that he gave his only begotten son ..that whosoever believeth on him should not perish but have everlasting life .....
have nice day
To be honest with you, im not religious at all. I am what i am. I dont believe that there is some outside thing judging me. Im not trying to make anyone believe what i think. I think that when its over, its over. Plain and simple.
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and for that statement.....I hope that you are 100% right .....no doubt in your mind at all....
because ......what if ???? what if you are wrong ???
Then ill burn in hell for all eternity with the devil for the things ive done in my life...
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deaner
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Thats a real easy fix!
1. Accept that Christ died for our sins
2. Repent
Romans 3:23 - ....for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.....
Romans 5:8 - But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us.
Romans 6:23 - For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus or Lord.
Romans 10:9 That if you confess with your mouth "Jesus is Lord" and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.
Romans 10:13 - .....for everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved.
Believe me, I am the last guy on earth I thought would be on here saying this stuff. I was not raised as a Christian, but had a very good friend growing up that was. He didnt push it on me, but slowly got me interested in it. I approached the whole topic of religion with a great deal of skepticism, and even took some University classes exploring all of the different faiths. After a lot of research I was baptized and it has made a HUGE difference in my life.
Im definitely not trying to exclude anyone that is not Christian.Quite the opposite actually.
H2SNOW, that is the $hit that disgusts me most. Are kids supposed to see that? And is the point to scare them into believeing in god? Why does it seem really religious people always have to read me **** that is supposed to help me find god? I will always tell my kids to find out for themselves. I will never make them go to church, or hold them back from it, but i wont let other people show them stories and images that could possibly scare them.
And if i was "judged", then you can all find me in hell with my best friends....
And if i was "judged", then you can all find me in hell with my best friends....
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skidoorulz
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Boy. are you gonna be in some deep shi#!
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skidoorulz
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H2SNOW, that is the $hit that disgusts me most. Are kids supposed to see that? And is the point to scare them into believeing in god? Why does it seem really religious people always have to read me **** that is supposed to help me find god? I will always tell my kids to find out for themselves. I will never make them go to church, or hold them back from it, but i wont let other people show them stories and images that could possibly scare them.
And when I am judged", then you can all find me in hell with my best friends....
Sorry but I see absolutly nothing scary about that. And I don't beleive that would SCARE a child into beleiving anything. Video games and the c r a p on tv and recorde in music is a h e l l of alot scarier than that. This obviously started out as a religous thread noone is trying to turn it into anything that it did not start out as. As for me I am still questioning a lot of things. I do beleive in God and Jesus Christ and that he died for us, but one of the many questions I have is, Why does God allow things to happen to innocent children that happen everyday in this world? Like cancer, child abuse, death at very young age because of a birth defect or disease or whatever. Keep it up H2Snow I'll keep reading.
By the way Cmantle I fixed your post for you. And man I would be way more afraid of spending eternity in h e l l than the alternative. JMVVVHO
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Sorry Mike, I have got to part ways with you here. What if cmantle1 is, right?
I was up very late one night with a friend talking about this very topic. He is an Evangelical guy. I asked him, "what if the Jew is right", in essence what if the messiah has yet to return. His response is that the Jew can't be right because it calls into question the belief of my church.
Its not that I don't think "your" particular beliefs aren't a useful guide book for a good life. I do think its a little pretentious to think the words in "your" book are the only possible way for me to arrive in the afterlife.
Lets go with the premise that there is indeed a God. My view is that this omnipotent God has given me free will. That allows me the opportunity to seek answers to the questions I have about life and the hereafter. Answering these questions, leaves less room for doubt. Thats the kind of affirmation I desire.
What if my commandments number 613. Is a medicine man just a kook with a sack of tobacco. If I'm a non believer, is there really a devil? I'm not making light of anyones personal preference. I think that in the big scheme of things maybe the Lord knows that our pea-brain's are only capable of a certain amount of comprehension. It broken down into smaller pieces so everyone can enjoy the one they like best.
What I'm gettin at H2, maybe there is more than one superslab to the promised land. Does it really matter whether we arrive in a W900 from the north woods, a cornbinder from down south, a Hino from the east or dare I say a Marmon. The more important thing is that you choose to take up the journey.
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Fixed it for you!
Mooseknuckle, good post and method of getting your point out. I would say across, but I doubt it.
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skidoorulz
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Whatever.
Well, when you impose your beliefs onto someone else by changing the word "if I am judged" to "when I am judged" then I have to think that your are saying that his beliefs don't matter and that yours are correct and are the true beliefs........... which is why I made the statement.
dangit, you changed your post
dangit, you changed your post
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