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If you are using this media story about a virus that magically spreads person to person as an excuse to crusade for the gospel, then its really got nothing to do with the "terror of the Lord".

Then...no, that's part of why Jesus came, to expunge our record. Those whose records are not expunged, will be "judged according to their works", simple.

Depends on how you define good.

What does it matter? I can be a "good" person my whole life and still end up be standing next to the common atheist being judged according to my works.

I don't see what you are accomplishing here since you are preaching to the choir. If I were to spread it, I'd at least do it on other sites where unbelievers congregate, if not go out on the streets, screw the lockdown.

I'm not going on some crusade to spread it if that's what you mean. If someone brings it up, fine, I'll elaborate. If they reject it, I'll simply kick the dust off my feet and move on with my life.

Back to God? This is assuming they were with God to begin with. Once this hype train blows over, I'm sure most of them will turn back to their own vomit, because they aren't serious about the faith. For a crises to make someone a believer, one would think the crises would have to actually be...

Well, if you believe you have the seal of God, then its a guarantee that your name is in the book of life. You either have it or you don't, bottom line.

I'm not afraid of the virus because I know with 90% certainty that its mostly media driven fiction, just like the alleged 9/11 attacks. My faith need not even come into the discussion over this ball of hot air. Turn off the TV, and everything appears normal, turn it back on, there is an alleged...

No, but unbelievers who hear the gospel yet rejects it will be the unluckiest of them all. It will be more tolerable for the sinner of Sodom on judgement day than it will be for them according to Jesus. Those who reject the gospel will be without excuse, and will most certainly get drop kicked...

Yet we have people here questioning others faith on its "strength" as if it can really be measured. I doubt any of that crap even works. I don't even take it seriously enough to claim its witchcraft. Its all just a joke to me. People assume that God even has to honor a request by default of...

Does his faith really have to be as strong as the disciples? According to Jesus, I don't need much to 'move mountains'. So by what unit of measurement are you gauging someones faith, truly?

If I really wanted to quote the scripture out of its context, I would have just posted verse 45 and left it at that, just like you Calvinists always only quote verse 44. The entire statement however makes it very clear on the true beginning stage of getting saved, and it starts with the...

Verse 44 of this chapter is one of the Calvinists favorite verses to cite to bolster their doctrine, yet it falls flat on its face the very next verse. According to them, there is nothing the unbeliever needs to hear first to be saved, but that's not what Jesus says here.

As far as I can see, the only ones adding anything to the creation account are those claiming the light refers to God or Jesus when there is no justification for it in the account itself. I simply let the book speak for itself, keeping it strictly about what is stated to be created, to what God...

The "beast" of revelation is not "nothing". If you think so, then you will get a very rude awakening in the last days.

If evolution is true, be that "theistic" evolution or secular evolution, then God wouldn't have to keep saying "let there be" in the narrative, it would just happen by the magic wand of time and chance. If it is true, then Jesus Christ cannot claim to reconcile unto God that which he never...

Quite the contrary actually, this is why falsehoods need to be corrected, because it will inevitably snow ball into many more falsehoods because the Bible is all connected from beginning to end. The confusion about the days being literal 24 hour days actually started in part with the...

She's dead, so she doesn't know anything, since as far as scripture is concerned, she never ascended to heaven like Moses and Elijah. Thankfully, her soul can rest in peace.

Yep, in fact, it doesn't say that any particular nation gets tossed in the fire, only Satan, and whoever isn't listed in the book of life. The nations themselves still exist in the new heaven and earth. And yes, verses like Rev 19:8 is the bigger clue. If the woman had anything to do with the...