The version of Jesus where he is a failure

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If you define success by numbers you can make an argument as you do. The definition of success has to do what God defines, not me or you. If all you are asking is looking at it as you define success, is Jesus a failure, my only reply to you is, who are you?

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Save as many as you can.

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You're the one with the fringe ideas, bucko.

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Oh, the iniquity of those who disagree with you! How dare they?

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What do you think of the idea that Jesus' sacrifice was "worthy" and a "victory" no matter the sheer number of those saved? The number is not the point. That ANY get saved is a miracle, and a gift from God.

This reminds me of the story of the kid walking the beach at low tide, throwing beached starfishes back into the sea. He was asked, "What are you doing? There are millions of starfish here. You are making no difference!" The kid casually throws another back into the sea and says, "It made a difference to that one."

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You keep banging on, as if you believe free will is a farce.

God gives us free will, yet you think he is a failure.

The billions who fail choose to fail, they reject the saving option.

How is this a failure of God? Should he save all anyway? So Jesus' sacrifice meant nothing? Tell God that.

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You are the one fixated on numbers; Jesus is all about truth and righteousness, not about how many, but who comes when He calls. The world could have been saved, but the world doesn't want to be saved, so the world gets what it wants.

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The biblical text, not your personal opinion that you cannot back up other than saying you don't think it's right. Didn't you also say Jesus broke scripture by going against what the book of Revelation says, you think the Word of God would ever go against the Word of God?