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That's a recent amendment on behalf of Christianity in general, expressly for the purpose of not diminishing the flock unnecessarily with dogma.In fact, I specifically said that ALL people can get to Heaven, regardless of whether they think Jesus was a deity of some sort.
They also have this strange idea that only 144,000 people will be in heaven with God. This, despite the untold numbers from every tribe, tongue, and people seen standing before the throne. Then, they HOPE they'll be one of the chosen ones. All this, despite:I have had encounters w/ JWs throughout my life. Most of the time, no matter what facts you give them.. facts about the history of Christianity or related matters, they argue, argue, argue... and won't even discuss the topics you bring up, to s peak of... except to refer you back to their literature, which I gave up on validating in any way long years ago...
For one thing, the JWs don't believe in eternal punishment after an unrepentant sinner dies. That is a direct contradiction of Jesus Christ who used those EXACT words (Mt 25:31-46)
Also, they do not believe Jesus is God. But Jesus SAID He is God--
a little problem there
"If you have seen Me, you have seen the Father" Jesus said
He also said: "The Father and I are one"
That's saying that it doesn't say what it says.We're still trying to figure out exactly what the Bible says.
What source of Authority should believing Christians hold above the Bible?Why are Christians so obstinately close-minded to anything that isn't in the Bible?
You can't begrudge them staying true to the faith that every Christian was ordered to have on the fact that if you chose the wrong sect then you were screwed. They didn't backslide the last I heard.They also have this strange idea that only 144,000 people will be in heaven with God. This, despite the untold numbers from every tribe, tongue, and people seen standing before the throne. Then, they HOPE they'll be one of the chosen ones. All this, despite:
13 I write these things to you who believe in the name of the Son of God so that you may know that you have eternal life.
I forgot about the 144KThey also have this strange idea that only 144,000 people will be in heaven with God. This, despite the untold numbers from every tribe, tongue, and people seen standing before the throne. Then, they HOPE they'll be one of the chosen ones. All this, despite:
13 I write these things to you who believe in the name of the Son of God so that you may know that you have eternal life.
It says what it says but few believe it, not even Christians.That's saying that it doesn't say what it says.
Accepting evolution is more a mild form of insanity than spiritual backsliding.You can't begrudge them staying true to the faith that every Christian was ordered to have on the fact that if you chose the wrong sect then you were screwed. They didn't backslide the last I heard.
Unfortunatly, backsliding is now synonymous wit the Catholic religion. There's no bigger slide than accepting Darwin!
What source should believing Christians hold over the Bible?
That's the opinion that I'm always hoping to hear.Accepting evolution is more a mild form of insanity than spiritual backsliding.
Many are just following "club rules". One 'believes' what their denomination believes (whether they actually believe it or not). Been there, done that.We all know many silly close-minded JWs, RCs, Mormons, various evangelicals and fundie and Pentecostals, and Muslims and so on and so forth. It has always been so.
Source?Hey boobalicious--- Souls are part and parcel of God himself, a finite but eternal spark of divinity, they cannot die because they are never born. The soul does not clock time in the temporal world.
I have been in Christ's PresenceMany are just following "club rules". One 'believes' what their denomination believes (whether they actually believe it or not). Been there, done that.
If you say so, misery, if you say so.Sources of proof are different for the natural and the supernatural, the atheist and the theist.
You all are just going to wind yourselves up for no good reason.
The First chapter of Revelation is pretty clear. Jesus said He is the beginning and the end, the Alpha and Omega.I have had encounters w/ JWs throughout my life. Most of the time, no matter what facts you give them.. facts about the history of Christianity or related matters, they argue, argue, argue... and won't even discuss the topics you bring up, to s peak of... except to refer you back to their literature, which I gave up on validating in any way long years ago...
For one thing, the JWs don't believe in eternal punishment after an unrepentant sinner dies. That is a direct contradiction of Jesus Christ who used those EXACT words (Mt 25:31-46)
Also, they do not believe Jesus is God. But Jesus SAID He is God--
a little problem there
"If you have seen Me, you have seen the Father" Jesus said
He also said: "The Father and I are one"
Source?
Nope. What is it?Have you ever read the Srimad-Bhagavatam, pin-boy?
I agree... I hesitate to say it is demonic with ALL of them...Some people are just.. well, we are all weak in this or that way.. But one can be ignorant of what one is doing/saying and still be "demonic" objectively...The First chapter of Revelation is pretty clear. Jesus said He is the beginning and the end, the Alpha and Omega.
They're brainwashed. Brainwashed minds can't think. When they see a Scripture that contradicts their doctrine their mind immediately rejects the Scripture. Same with Mormons. It's demonic.
