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Offering you're children to molech And God punishing sin The only thing those two things have in common is fire which you are getting hung up about. Nevermind that one is men worshiping a false diety and the other is the Lord God punishing sin. And you ignore the rest of scripture that teaches...

I see what you're saying and it makes sense in theory, however, the fact is most churches are filled with people who think their ok eternally but aren't because they haven't heard enough preaching on sin. Or worse, they have heard teaching that all you need is love so you don't need to repent...

You do well with explaining away scripture but not well believing it as plainly stated. If you can't worship a God that punishes sin because he is holy and just than what god do you worship? Or since you seem to have a beef with Christendom a better question is what religion are you?

If scripture addresses sin, so should we at the pulpit. And the folks that want encouragement only instead of the meat of the word to chew on are immature in thefaith.

All you are sharing is a biased opinion about molech, and you're argument is illogical. If people shouldn't sacrifice their children to a pagan deity then God would be wrong for allowing someone to be burned in the lake of fire? Who are you to decide what is right or wrong for the almighty God...

Mkay, I'lI go with scripture: "the smoke of their torment rises up forever and ever" "The worm dieth not" and "a place where there is weaping and gnashing of teeth."

There is nothing inherently wrong with what you're saying I see it's all biblical, however it depends on where it's applied. (An example of misapplication is saying that someone is preaching a works salvation when they aren't.) One big note about your first sentence. If preaching on sin makes...

I see what you're saying through your story and agree with you there but this new feel good gospel does not lift us up to the throne of heaven, it is dragging people to hell by not preaching the whole gospel and making everyone think that everything's ok by default. They say God love's you so...

I see what you're saying and a lot of it is good, but if you see Joel Osteen as spirit filled you'll need to adjust your glasses. There was more spirit of God in that "mean spirited" preacher. Osteen and the like are empty and void of spirit, he's more like a robot.

People call preaching on sin critical and judgemental when they feel guilty from hearing the preaching. His tone sounded fine to me. It is the empty feel good preaching of those you are supporting that is the problem. Preach on sin, repentence, and righteousness. You say you want to hear...

What you say sounds like one step away from what an atheist says. "If God is loving he wouldn't send people to hell or the lof." You need to put some faith in the word of God, no the lake of fire is clearly not a metaphor and you have no explanation of it being such.

How can the term "live for today" be compatible with scripture AND how is it incompatible. I get that scripture teaches that you should live one day at a time and not make assumptions about what you will do tommorrow for tommorrow is never promised. However, the term "live for today" sounds too...

I'm barely reading your posts anymore. To pull the pre-trib rapture out of that passage is straight lunacy.

Ok fine with me. I'll go on believing in Jesus as God and you go on not believing. We'll see how that pans out in the end.

It's about a form of witchcraft and NOT the rapture plain as day. Pre-trib rapture aside You are too bias to see that passage for what it's about and are using scripture to serve your own purposes. Good day.

I see what you're saying but those same people still continued to exist in Abrahams bossum after they died physically as apposed to animals who die and are no more. That's where you have huge holes in your theology. If your argument were true, old testament believers wouldn't have existed in...

If that's the case how do humans exist forever in heaven?

They do, where does it say that animals became living souls?

Because the Bible says so.

I see what you mean there but you have been explaining away those two scriptures that are obviously pointing out the reality of eternal torment. The word does not mislead and phrases like no rest, torment, and forever are meant to point out those realities. If those passages weren't stating...