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All are raised up the last day, some to everlasting life and some to everlasting contempt. Which does not mean "all go to heaven", but rather all loose their physical and fleshly selves and are raised up in the spirit, which is life to some, but death to others. Most struggle and are confused...

Yes, the problem is defined by those who "think" but are wrong. They are the "ear tickling", feel good group. But you can't "think" you "know." That is a contradiction in terms, but many live by it. The only way one can know they are saved or know anything of God, is to hear it from God in...

What you do and don't see is quite obvious. Sad, but obvious.

I agree. In this life, if we are in Him and Him in us "to live is Christ and to die is gain." But what I believe Amadeus was referring to, is that the promise of eternal life can and does begin for many in this life before the death of the flesh ("each in his owe order"). It begins when He...

This is true...as it is written: "each in his own order."

You are not qualified to translate (your typical accusational backlash when you have been caught in error). Anyone who can read already knows that about you. In the immortal words of Bob Dylan, you're just here like the atheists, "trying to hide what they don't know to begin with." Until next...

Kc, Be very careful, what you are asking is not at all advisable. The actual source of all truth is available to you. Seek Him, and beware the teachings of men.

How many fingers am I holding up? What day is it? Who's the current President? Do you need assistance? Glass of water?

You have not reconciled the whole word of scripture. Your problem. Oh, and blaming me and calling names, that's an obvious problem too.

Your problem is not with me...I was quoting the apostle John. But your derogatory disagreement is duly noted.

Hi Oligos, A lot of us come here and are surprised to find the things you describe. Certainly, there are other Christian forums that would not even allow what goes on here. But I think what we have here very accurately depicts the world...which I guess is why we are surprised. Not sure that is...

And here (above) you list your own error. Each of the above verses tells us that by the standards that you yourself have listed from the scriptures, John, Paul and Peter were not "born of God", according to John himself in 1 John 3:9. As for me, I just pointed out what you could not see and...

Bla, bla, bla, bla, bla, bla, bla, bla...and bla! Still no 1 John 3:9. Still hypocritically and "arrogantly" not "harmonizing."

Bla bla bla... Here's the "arrogant cherry-picker" folks (his name-calling, not mine), leaving out: 1 John 3:9 "Whoever has been born of God does not sin, for His seed remains in him; and he cannot sin, because he has been born of God." ...But, hey, obviously he just doesn't understand.

Quotable. You directly contradict, not me, but John/God.

The only contexts are good and evil.

You're kidding yourself. I put both scriptures side by side in reconciling them for all to see the truth, and all you can do is call me names. You reveal yourself and your true nature.

Ah, yes, worship of the flesh (beast) as opposed to worship in spirit and in truth.

Worship?

That "apostate" stuff goes greatly deeper than the mega church and the state church. It also includes many misconceptions of what most would consider sound doctrine as taught by the early church whom Jesus said He was "somewhat against." Much like Israel being taught things due to the hardness...