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A question of honesty

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Yes, he said that you deserve to be tortured in burning agony because you are a sinner and because you don't believe in eternal torment.

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All believers in the person and work of Jesus Christ will reside in heaven with Him for eternity. Those who have grown in grace by learning the absolute truths revealed in the Word of God will be given rewards for glorifying Him in time. Period.

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I don't hate you, in fact I try not to hate at all.

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
All believers in the person and work of Jesus Christ will reside in heaven with Him for eternity. Those who have grown in grace by learning the absolute truths revealed in the Word of God will be given rewards for glorifying Him in time. Period.
And the rest deserve to be tortured according to the moral perspectives you believe your God figure has imbued you with?

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Originally posted by FMF
And the rest deserve to be tortured according to the moral perspectives you believe your God figure has imbued you with?
It is not known by being imbued with any moral perspectives, but it is understood by reading the clear words of holy scripture. 😏

HalleluYah !!! Praise the LORD! Holy! Holy! Holy!


Originally posted by RJHinds
I remember Hurricane Carla was pretty bad. My Aunt, uncle, and two cousins came up to East Texas to stay with us to avoid it. It changed the weather drastically in East Texas and I blame it for our fig tree never producing any more figs after that time.
Yeah Carla had more then the normal amount of tornadoes...

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Originally posted by galveston75
Yeah Carla had more then the normal amount of tornadoes...
Do you think the notion of there being torture in burning agony for eternity "is understood by reading the clear words of holy scripture"?

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Originally posted by RJHinds
I remember Hurricane Carla was pretty bad. My Aunt, uncle, and two cousins came up to East Texas to stay with us to avoid it. It changed the weather drastically in East Texas and I blame it for our fig tree never producing any more figs after that time.
It's still alive, but not produced figs since 1961? Normally trees recover after traumas. So I find that surprising, they rely on a specific type of wasp to reproduce so I suspect it may be something to do with that. Possibly the wasps didn't survive the change in the weather, alternatively were new insecticides introduced around the time?

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