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If I had to pick a side based on the totality of scriptural texts, I'd side with the notion that the fate of those that do not accept Jesus, the LORD's Annointed as their king will be a death from which there is no resurrection. The problem is that the Bible is somewhat inconsistent as it...

The subjective nature of right and wrong coincides with the subjectivity of morality. What is right and what is wrong are far from immutable and have proven to be quite malleable. Though we desire an objective standard, none exists. The standards the "collective we" abide by are the standards...

My contention is that morals (what behaviors are right or wrong) are almost ENTIRELY subjective. Factors such as time period, culture, religious beliefs, species, and vested interests all play a role in the subjectivity of morals. The basis for morals developing is coexistance and in essence...

My suspicion is that the John of Revelation was referring to Jerusalem of the 1st century. I feel that the Bible tells us that ANCIENT Jerusalem fits the description. In the OT, passages like Jeremiah chapters 3, 13 and Ezekiel chapters 16, 23 describe Jerusalem as a whoring woman. Advocates...