A biblical scene that I would have liked to see in this….
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marty-130-840283 — 9 years ago(January 04, 2017 06:52 AM)
Most people worship the god of the region they or their parents were born into, most believing that their god is the one true god and all others are false. You don't find that a little bit curious? Or coincidental?
no it makes perfect sense. Every human being since Adam and Eve, was born with a sin nature, seperated from God.
But inside humanity, we feel the need for God (in all the different cultures as you said)
and humans interpret that, in whatever country they live in etc.
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mamu2 — 9 years ago(January 04, 2017 07:23 AM)
But unless you are Christian by birth or conversion, you can not get to the one true God. Even if you believe in the same God as a non-Christian, your path is the wrong one because of where you were born or what your parents believe and taught you to believe. You honestly don't find that curious?
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raif-1 — 9 years ago(January 04, 2017 08:05 AM)
Mamu, I think most Christians do find it curious but perhaps they can't get around the fact that their doctrine saying salvation is only through Jesus. However when they see the reality of the world with the myriad of beliefs, for some of them something clicked. That is why the Pope has said that salvation can also be for others but it is hard to change 2000 years of belief. If there were previous Nicene councils to decide upon doctrine matters, perhaps there could be another to decide on salvation?
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Navaros — 9 years ago(February 01, 2017 09:29 AM)
That is why the Pope has said that salvation can also be for others
The pope said that - and many, many, many other things like it - because he is Satan's right-hand man and biggest advocate.
Citing the pope as an authority on God or morality is equivalent to citing adolf hitler as an authority on God or morality - either way, it's an inherently asinine premise given each man's unfathomable evil.
"Science creates fictions to explain facts" Gilman -
Navaros — 9 years ago(February 01, 2017 09:34 AM)
it is hard to change 2000 years of belief.
God changes not, and neither do his morals.
Likewise, godly people's morals do not change either. Since a truly godly person's morals are perfect (however, that does not mean that the truly godly person will always live up to those morals 100% of the time), then the only way they
could
change is by becoming evil/apostate.
perhaps there could be another to decide on salvation?
God, not ungodly men, decides upon salvation, and He made the one and only way to salvation crystal clear in His Word.
"Science creates fictions to explain facts" Gilman -
mamu2 — 9 years ago(February 01, 2017 10:24 AM)
God changes not,
God changes his mind in the Bible. God even expresses regret. And if you believe in a new covenant, isn't that God changing his mind about the first covenant that was supposed to be eternal?
godly people's morals do not change either.
Sure they do. Most places on the planet have outlawed slavery because it is considered to be immoral almost universally today. The Bible condones and commands it, and was used as a tool to propagate the practice as moral and sanctioned by God in many countries around the world (United States included)until people changed their minds on it. This is historical and can be easily researched.
then the only way they could change is by becoming evil/apostate.
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raif-1 — 9 years ago(February 02, 2017 02:20 AM)
God, not ungodly men, decides upon salvation, and He made the one and only way to salvation crystal clear in His Word.
Well, what about the first Nicene Council done to discuss and settle upon the nature of Christ divinity? Was it done by ungodly men? Also there were other such councils after that discussing/deciding other matters so it is not far-fetched for future councils to discuss matters of the Christianity faith. -
Rumble_McSkirmish — 9 years ago(January 05, 2017 09:04 AM)
And then General Bulls&&t comes in and leaves another steaming pile of apologist crap. If there was a god and a heaven, it'd be hysterical to watch these types be cast out because they spent their lives lying for Jesus
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Navaros — 9 years ago(February 01, 2017 09:37 AM)
I agree that this film could use a money changer scene, as well as a whole lot of other scenes that aren't in it (i.e. Satan's temptations of Christ; Jesus' miracles on the lake with Peter; and they could have given Jesus' resurrection more than short shrift).
"Science creates fictions to explain facts" Gilman