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‘Eternal suffering’ is nonsensical

‘Eternal suffering’ is nonsensical

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Bump for you, since you are ill equipped to speak the truth of the gospel in an appreciable way.

But you are keen to criticize Christians continuously.

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Getting a deja vu, thinking any answer will never be accepted but I've already made comments to answer the question.

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Originally posted by @fmf
sonship tries to smear some of his pre-monologue drool on divegeester's face instead of just addressing the OP. No surprise there, then.
sonship tries to smear some of his pre-monologue drool on divegeester's face instead of just addressing the OP. No surprise there, then.


Hmmm. sonship's "pre-monologue drool".

Now NOBODY PICK ON FMF !!
Saying stuff as if to "lash out" at FMF about his posts is NOT NICE.

Dr. Glass Jaw much.

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Originally posted by @secondson
Do you have a reference to the contrary?

Unfortunately for you, you don't fully understand the gospel of the grace of God. The law, which you apparently live under says that if you fail to keep the law you're dead, but grace is much more demanding. Grace says if you fall, then get back up and get going again.

Jesus died for all our sins. Past, prese ...[text shortened]... hing, that he which hath begun a good work in you will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ:
Grace is a licence to sin... lol 😀

Good luck with that.

I note as well you failed to provide a support for your false doctrine.

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Originally posted by @secondson
Glad to be of service.

You can read the various posters here and make an informed decision about the truth of the gospel even though some of us vehemently disagree on essential points of doctrine.

Remember what Jesus said. "My sheep hear my voice". Let The Word speak for itself.
My sheep hear my voice and they follow me.

Christ sheep follow Christ.

That means follow his commandments.

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Originally posted by @nicksten
Agreed - I still have much to learn and what was taught to me as a young child has obviously sticked. Finding the truth is hard as people have personal views which contradicts with what is given in the Bible - but that is another argument for me - maybe even a doctrine I am battling to fight. I don't know.

Thanks for your post.
Above all seek truth.

From what I can tell, the vast majority of Christians seek to affirm the self-serving doctrine that they've been taught instead of seeking truth

A couple of other doctrines that are self-serving other than "Once Saved Always Saved" are "Imputed Righteousness" and "Vicarious Atonement".

If you put any of them under the light of truth, they don't hold up. None are included in the gospel preached by Jesus during His ministry.


Originally posted by @thinkofone
Above all seek truth.

From what I can tell, the vast majority of Christians seek to affirm the self-serving doctrine that they've been taught instead of seeking truth

A couple of other doctrines that are self-serving other than "Once Saved Always Saved" are "Imputed Righteousness" and "Vicarious Atonement".

If you put any of them under the light ...[text shortened]... they don't hold up well. None are included in the gospel preached by Jesus during His ministry.
It’s actually several of your stated beliefs that are refuted by Jesus Christ’s own words in the Gospels.

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What does that have to do with anything? I never said the Trinity wasn’t Biblical nor did I ever say I didn’t believe in the Trinity

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