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It's about you presenting yourself here as a/the "christian" oracle which admittedly some readers like Suziann listen to, but at the same time you propagate some very strange beliefs and occasionally reveal these with statement like the one you categorically deny saying and which I dug up to present you with in this thread.
It is God's word that is the oracle.
Of the strange beliefs which is the strangest that have noticed?
Something about Jesus looking on grinning at sinners being tortured forever ?
That's your caricature not my belief.
This is not your personal blog, it's a debate forum and refusing to answer on topic questions is poor forum etiquette, as is accusing people of lying when they have done no such thing.
This is what is written under Spirituality
Spirituality
Debate and general discussion of the supernatural, religion, and the life after.
Did you notice that? "Debate and general discussion.." .
Originally posted by sonshipyou know well what i am referring to. A day in which "the believers" will leave the planet.
Rapture is a word which means an ecstatic joy.
In Christian theology it has become the word to mean the sudden snatching away by Christ, of believers in Christ.
Now, joy in Christ is something we Christian should be able to practice. And we should also be able to experience being carried away from temptations, sins, failings, and other shortcoming of ...[text shortened]... actice allowing the joy in Christ to "rapture" the believer away on a daily basis. Check it out.
Originally posted by robbie carrobieVery Good, Excellent
ok getting back to the question. I think its self evident from the scriptures that Christians should be actively engaged in teaching others about Christianity so that they too can be saved.
'This means everlasting life, their taking in knowledge of you and of the one you sent forth, Jesus Christ'. - John 17:3
Paul makes the very powerful argum ...[text shortened]... f Bible education, spending time helping others to come to an accurate knowledge of Bible truth.
Originally posted by robbie carrobieIn a large family, say 10 children, 24 yrs old to 4 yrs old. All the children will love and think of their father in each of their own ways. All will think they have dad's ear, and many will feel they are the favorite child. This is also true of the churches. It is rare to find two different churches who will agree with each other wholeheartedly.
Its a reference to the fact that even despite a Christians efforts to help others come to a knowledge of Christianity there may be little they can do because people oppose it, or reject it and it becomes a point of contention even among family members.