Jamie, what happens to people who die rejecting God or who die outside of a relationship with Him?
Isn't it reasonable to doubt Young Earth Creationism?
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Good point. Context is not important if you are just wanting to argue.
"And you, who once were alienated and enemies in your mind by wicked works, yet now He has reconciled in the body of His flesh through death to present you holy and blameless and above reproach in His sight." (Colossians 1:21-22)
It looks like we are done.
What did Jesus say?
I'm asking you, Jamie.
What happens to those who die rejecting God, or who die outside of a relationship with Him?
1Mind1Spirit
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Houdini never made it back to tell us.
Jose Fly
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I understand. Like I said, this has been a pretty stereotypical exchange with a creationist.
If I were advocating creationism, I'd probably dodge and evade too. After all, you really have no choice.
Lon
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I believe it was Pew Research.
There is a difference between 'atheistic' science and 'creation' science. The odd thing? One of them leaves something in that 'might' be true from your perspective. Again, dogma driven 'science' isn't. It doesn't matter what dogma.
:chuckle: You might want to look first at your sig and then at the other two fingers. Why? I never accused :chuckle:
GREAT! Then you agree with my assessment that discussion is more important than indoctrination!
You and Greg Jennings were having a bit of an agreement over the YEC's expense prior. :up:
You are a little TOO excited about small numbers AND misinformed of what those numbers actually point to. "Creationism?" :nono: YEC? Sure.
Read it again. It isn't quite what you think it is.
Lon
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Same correction to you as to Jose. It is not 'creationism' lest you become an atheist as well.
The second resurrection is the primary resurrection.
It's described in Revelation 20.
Few are chosen for the first resurrection.
That doesn't answer my question, Jamie.
I asked: what happens to those who die rejecting God, or who die outside of a relationship with Him?
"And another book was opened, which is the Book of Life. And the dead were judged according to their works by the things which were written in the books." (Revelation 20:12)
The same as we are judged by the things written in the Books.
Everyone will have an equal opportunity for salvation.
So what happens to the ones who reject God?
Lon
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I realize less than 10% is 'dramatic' to a few of you if even that "very little change" isn't encouraging for such hopefulness. To me? :nono:
Those who reject eternal life will not receive eternal life.
They will die again.
glorydaz
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True, but Jesus did.
Yeah, but what happens to them? Do they cease to exist, do they still exist? What?
glorydaz
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Jamie ...Paul does NOT say angels will be reconciled to God. You are attempting to build doctrine on a single verse you are taking out of context.jamie said:
Even the JW translation / paraphrase tells you that demonic beings will never be reconciled... Jesus said, "Then he will say to those on his left: ‘Go away from me, you who have been cursed, into the everlasting fire prepared for the Devil and his angels." Matt. 25:41
(Universalism is heretical ...it destroys the purpose of the cross)
They are destroyed.
So why are the sinful angels judged?