Charity · 61-69
No I haven't noticed that they never have any answers. Those asking a questions don't like or don't accept the answers.
They shouldn't have to justify they believe just like those who have different beliefs don't have to justify theirs.
And I haven't read or heard any Christians say "just read your Bible."
They shouldn't have to justify they believe just like those who have different beliefs don't have to justify theirs.
And I haven't read or heard any Christians say "just read your Bible."
FreddieUK · 70-79, M
No.
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FreddieUK · 70-79, M
@Ferise1 But how is it that you have come to that conclusion from a small part of the Bible but criticise me for pointing to wider biblical picture. Since the Christian faith is based on the Bible, it is always the place we will go to for guidance. Otherwise it's something else which each of us make up as we go along. The very notion of 'hell' and 'resurrection' are biblical in origin.
FreddieUK · 70-79, M
@Ferise1 We go either into the direct presence of God or we are cut off from it. Jesus taught that there is no change. The idea of 'first' in your question may be a hangover from a Catholic idea of Purgatory, I'm not sure, but that is no longer part of their dogma as far as I understand it.