20 May 12
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Originally posted by RBHILL"Look at me big boy, I'm better than you" - something like that
Non-christians what would you say to God at the Judgement?
Christians what would you say at our other Jugdement for the rewards you will receive?
edit: This is just off the top of my head, the op just kinda made something snap in my head. Maybe I'll think of something better later.
(Needless to say that I completely disagree with the scenario I think you are trying to paint here)
20 May 12
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Originally posted by RBHILLAs you well know, this is only hypothetical as I don't believe that any such God or judgement exist.
Non-christians what would you say to God at the Judgement?
I don't think I would bother saying anything as God is reputed to be all knowing (so he knows whatever I might wish to tell him) and completely Just, so whatever I say won't really affect the judgement.
If he turns out not to be as reputed, then I will have to wait and see and decide what to say once I learn more.
What I say to you however is that you as a Christian getting a reward (but not me), is in conflict with the claim that God is just.
20 May 12
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Originally posted by twhiteheadyes god makes the rules not you!
[What I say to you however is that you as a Christian getting a reward (but not me), is in conflict with the claim that God is just.[/b]
Get wise align your life with god and he will gift you!
Hallelujah!
20 May 12
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Originally posted by RBHILL
Non-christians what would you say to God at the Judgement?
Christians what would you say at our other Jugdement for the rewards you will receive?
Christians what would you say at our other Jugdement for the rewards you will receive?
There is no such assurance that a Christian will receive a reward at all.
As I hope you know Paul spoke of those saved yet so as through fire. And they lose any reward but will "suffer loss".
"If anyone's work which he has built upon the foundation remains, he will receive a reward;
If anyone's work is consumed, he will suffer loss, but he himself will be saved, yet so as through fire." (1 Cor. 3:14,15)
It seems clear to me. However, important to that judgment is how merciful we Christians have been toward others:
"Blessed are the merciful, for they shall obtain mercy." (Matt. 5:7)
20 May 12
Originally posted by twhiteheadYou will be to busy dropping to your knees and bowing to say anything, huh?
As you well know, this is only hypothetical as I don't believe that any such God or judgement exist.
I don't think I would bother saying anything as God is reputed to be all knowing (so he knows whatever I might wish to tell him) and completely Just, so whatever I say won't really affect the judgement.
If he turns out not to be as reputed, then I will h ...[text shortened]... as a Christian getting a reward (but not me), is in conflict with the claim that God is just.
21 May 12
Originally posted by karoly aczelapparently biblegod will reconstitute everyone's bodies, including people disintegrated in explosions or through age. he'll have to do this so that "every knee will bend"
Will he be dropping on his "astral knees" (or "light body knees" ) onto a cloud or .... ?
How do you see twiteheads disembodied "soul" as he "stands" before "God" ?
knees can't bend if there aren't any knees for bending. then he's going to toss you into the fire where you will burn forever. because, you know, he loves you.
21 May 12
Originally posted by VoidSpiritYou haven't quite got it yet, but you are getting closer.
apparently biblegod will reconstitute everyone's bodies, including people disintegrated in explosions or through age. he'll have to do this so that "every knee will bend"
knees can't bend if there aren't any knees for bending. then he's going to toss you into the fire where you will burn forever. because, you know, he loves you.