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An ET dance around!

Started by fullarmor2, November 06, 2009, 05:29:38 AM

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  Has anyone heard this one.  That is in response, by ET folks,  to the question,   what about all those who have lived and died without ever hearing about Jesus?    And the response is,    that God will make sure that everyone will have the opportunity to either accept or reject Jesus Christ before they die,  even if God has to somehow do it himself by his Spirit, dealing with the sinner somehow.

Beloved Servant

 
  The heavens declare the Glory of God, there is no need for the mouth of man.

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       Obviously its folks with the Armenian view point who will talk about believing this sort of thing.  In order to avoid the very disgusting position of  believing that there will be multitudes of people who  were never reached by missionaries or evangelists,  and will consequently be lost forever to hellfire torment.   The interesting thing is,   that this belief,  that God will somehow make sure that all people will get their personal opportunity to "get saved from hellfire"  in this lifetime ,   is found  NO WHERE in scripture!    And this in and of it self is a HUGE red flag in the Armenian position!  The fact that they have to come up with an unscriptural   belief in order to prevent their over all theological position from looking very bad.

Cardinal

 :cloud9: Did you ever wonder about how the people that had NDE's heard anything spoken while their spirit was gone, since they left their natural ears behind on operating tables, ect.?

Well, that's the same way those that pass without hearing with their natural ears in their lifetimes, will hear about Him. He leaves the 99 and goes after the one. Blessings.....
"I would rather train twenty men to pray, than a thousand to preach; A minister's highest mission ought to be to teach his people to pray." -H. MacGregor

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