Friday, May 31, 2019
Is the Doctrine of Eternal Torment TRUE?
If the doctrine of eternal torment is true, it really means abortion is ultimately good for the aborties.
To me, that is the only logical and godly way to look at it!.
Since Roe vs Wade, in excess of 2 billion abortions have taken place. These babies underwent excruciating pain as they were forcibly extracted and suctioned out of the the mother’s womb. Those who are familiar with the pro-life movement are rightfully horrified by the pictures of aborted human babies (yes, they are human). Most Christian religions would rightfully place these precious little ones in heaven for eternity.
However considering the following Christian belief that they should have had the right to be born and live till they pass from this earth through death’s door.
If these 2 billion aborted precious little ones were left to go to full term and then birth, based on Christian doctrine, they ALL would grow up as sinners and based on history about 85 to 90% of them, by far the vast majority, would never accept Jesus as their Saviour. Jesus Himself said most people would never find the way, "broad is the way, that leadeth to destruction (eternity in hell as is the Christian belief) and many there be which go in thereat" (Matthew 7:13).
Therefore, the vast majority of these babies (if left to full term) would be tormented forever in a torture chamber of hell fire when they die. That means if there is a choice of momentary pain for them (abortion) or eternal torture facing them after a brief lifespan, abortion would be a blessing, would you not agree. Those who consider themselves "pro-life" really need to reconsider the logic of their positions if they believe in eternal conscious torture.
Somebody ask the question:“What happens to aborted babies?"
I heard Christian preachers say that they go to heaven and grow to adulthood and become the person they should have been. If that is so, abortionists apparently have been responsible for the salvation of more people than ALL religious efforts combined. Though the abortionist killed the baby, he needs a metal for sending them to heaven.
If 90% of the aborted babies, if allowed to be born, go to the torture chamber of hell fire to suffer untold agony for eternity, should hell believing people be against abortions and picket abortion clinics, if aborted babies bypass this life of carnal sinful flesh and go directly to heaven?''
If eternal torment is true, then would not pro-abortion be best. But if it's NOT true (and it's not) then Pro-Life is best! (And Pro-Life is the best because God is pro-life for ALL people, born and unborn!)
I am a firm believer that abortion is wrong and devilish. I am also a firm believer that eternal torment in a torture chamber of hell fire is also wrong and of the devil, devilish!
To me, that is the only logical and godly way to look at it!.
Since Roe vs Wade, in excess of 2 billion abortions have taken place. These babies underwent excruciating pain as they were forcibly extracted and suctioned out of the the mother’s womb. Those who are familiar with the pro-life movement are rightfully horrified by the pictures of aborted human babies (yes, they are human). Most Christian religions would rightfully place these precious little ones in heaven for eternity.
However considering the following Christian belief that they should have had the right to be born and live till they pass from this earth through death’s door.
If these 2 billion aborted precious little ones were left to go to full term and then birth, based on Christian doctrine, they ALL would grow up as sinners and based on history about 85 to 90% of them, by far the vast majority, would never accept Jesus as their Saviour. Jesus Himself said most people would never find the way, "broad is the way, that leadeth to destruction (eternity in hell as is the Christian belief) and many there be which go in thereat" (Matthew 7:13).
Therefore, the vast majority of these babies (if left to full term) would be tormented forever in a torture chamber of hell fire when they die. That means if there is a choice of momentary pain for them (abortion) or eternal torture facing them after a brief lifespan, abortion would be a blessing, would you not agree. Those who consider themselves "pro-life" really need to reconsider the logic of their positions if they believe in eternal conscious torture.
Somebody ask the question:“What happens to aborted babies?"
I heard Christian preachers say that they go to heaven and grow to adulthood and become the person they should have been. If that is so, abortionists apparently have been responsible for the salvation of more people than ALL religious efforts combined. Though the abortionist killed the baby, he needs a metal for sending them to heaven.
If 90% of the aborted babies, if allowed to be born, go to the torture chamber of hell fire to suffer untold agony for eternity, should hell believing people be against abortions and picket abortion clinics, if aborted babies bypass this life of carnal sinful flesh and go directly to heaven?''
If eternal torment is true, then would not pro-abortion be best. But if it's NOT true (and it's not) then Pro-Life is best! (And Pro-Life is the best because God is pro-life for ALL people, born and unborn!)
I am a firm believer that abortion is wrong and devilish. I am also a firm believer that eternal torment in a torture chamber of hell fire is also wrong and of the devil, devilish!
Thursday, May 16, 2019
Why Are Christians In So Much Defeat?
Wretched man that I am! Who will set me free from the body of this death? Thanks be to God through Jesus Christ our Lord! So then, on the one hand I myself with my mind am serving the law of God, but on the other, with my flesh the law of sin. --Romans 7:24, 25
Why are Christians in so much defeat?Do not think I am a heretic; just let me say this thought through to the end. Christianity as a religion has failed. Christianity as a moral system has failed. The Bible as a source of power has failed. Truth is not only preached but also demonstrated.Christian seminaries have failed and could be sued for false advertising; they have not created leaders or spiritual men. Christianity as a teaching is the best option; it has a better book and higher standards. But what does that lead to? Visit churches at the level at which I see them and you will find that covert, self-righteous deeds of the flesh and covert, unrighteous deeds of the flesh abound. Very little can be found of loving an enemy, allowing another to wound, or blessing those that curse. Some of the rudest people I have met are Bible professors who know so very much. We must admit Christianity has failed. We have the same rate of divorce as the unbelieving world. Why? Because Christianity has schools but is not a school, it has a book but is not a book, it has a philosophy of living but is not a philosophy, and it has doctrines but is not a doctrine. Christianity is Christ, period; it was never meant to be another religion but was always about a relationship with the living Christ. The legalists--those who have attained their own form of righteousness--would like to rip two passages from the Bible: “You search the Scriptures, because you think that in them you have eternal life, and it is these that bear witness of Me” (John 5:39), and “The Sabbath was made for man, and not man for the Sabbath” (Mark 2:27). Man is created to be connected to the Vine, Jesus, not to imitate Him, but to participate in His life. I am not a heretic, but I cannot believe how much trouble I get into by saying that Jesus is all we need.
- Mike Wells
Why are Christians in so much defeat?Do not think I am a heretic; just let me say this thought through to the end. Christianity as a religion has failed. Christianity as a moral system has failed. The Bible as a source of power has failed. Truth is not only preached but also demonstrated.Christian seminaries have failed and could be sued for false advertising; they have not created leaders or spiritual men. Christianity as a teaching is the best option; it has a better book and higher standards. But what does that lead to? Visit churches at the level at which I see them and you will find that covert, self-righteous deeds of the flesh and covert, unrighteous deeds of the flesh abound. Very little can be found of loving an enemy, allowing another to wound, or blessing those that curse. Some of the rudest people I have met are Bible professors who know so very much. We must admit Christianity has failed. We have the same rate of divorce as the unbelieving world. Why? Because Christianity has schools but is not a school, it has a book but is not a book, it has a philosophy of living but is not a philosophy, and it has doctrines but is not a doctrine. Christianity is Christ, period; it was never meant to be another religion but was always about a relationship with the living Christ. The legalists--those who have attained their own form of righteousness--would like to rip two passages from the Bible: “You search the Scriptures, because you think that in them you have eternal life, and it is these that bear witness of Me” (John 5:39), and “The Sabbath was made for man, and not man for the Sabbath” (Mark 2:27). Man is created to be connected to the Vine, Jesus, not to imitate Him, but to participate in His life. I am not a heretic, but I cannot believe how much trouble I get into by saying that Jesus is all we need.
- Mike Wells
Saturday, May 4, 2019
Friday, May 3, 2019
Why Am I Carnal?
To whom God willed to make known what is the riches of the glory of this mystery among the Gentiles, which is Christ in you, the hope of glory. --Colossians 1:27
While traveling I hear many stories that some choose not to believe. Well, I do not believe all of them, either, but I am just reporting the story, not asking any to believe them. Here is one such report.
I know a man who says that he was caught up into heaven. While standing before the Father’s throne, he was asked if he had a question. The man said, “What is it in me that makes me carnal?” At that the Father leaned over, held the man’s head between his hands, and kissed him on the forehead; next, though, the Father began to gently shake him. As this occurred, it was as though the shaking was making what appeared to be little drawers all over his body open and spill their contents. All that came out was junk, useless little things. The man thought how these must be all the useless little things he kept and held dear that made him carnal. The Father stopped when all the drawers were empty and once again closed. Next the Father reached toward the man’s heart and opened a secret drawer and took from it a little box. The man said that he became frightened, just knowing that little box held the thing that made him carnal. He watched as the Father took out of the box a grand, most beautiful jewel! The Father did not put it back in the box but put the grand jewel back into the drawer and closed it. The man was quite confused as to the significance of all of this when the Father spoke to him. “Yes, there are little things that make all men carnal. That is known. I am not interested in what makes you carnal; I am interested in the Grand Jewel that has remained hidden in you. My Son is in you. You must not look for the carnal any longer but examine and discover the Son who is in you.”At that the man was sent away.
Believe it or not, I like the story. I believe that too much time is spent in self-absorption and not enough time examining the Grand Jewel that is in every child of God.
- Mike Wells
While traveling I hear many stories that some choose not to believe. Well, I do not believe all of them, either, but I am just reporting the story, not asking any to believe them. Here is one such report.
I know a man who says that he was caught up into heaven. While standing before the Father’s throne, he was asked if he had a question. The man said, “What is it in me that makes me carnal?” At that the Father leaned over, held the man’s head between his hands, and kissed him on the forehead; next, though, the Father began to gently shake him. As this occurred, it was as though the shaking was making what appeared to be little drawers all over his body open and spill their contents. All that came out was junk, useless little things. The man thought how these must be all the useless little things he kept and held dear that made him carnal. The Father stopped when all the drawers were empty and once again closed. Next the Father reached toward the man’s heart and opened a secret drawer and took from it a little box. The man said that he became frightened, just knowing that little box held the thing that made him carnal. He watched as the Father took out of the box a grand, most beautiful jewel! The Father did not put it back in the box but put the grand jewel back into the drawer and closed it. The man was quite confused as to the significance of all of this when the Father spoke to him. “Yes, there are little things that make all men carnal. That is known. I am not interested in what makes you carnal; I am interested in the Grand Jewel that has remained hidden in you. My Son is in you. You must not look for the carnal any longer but examine and discover the Son who is in you.”At that the man was sent away.
Believe it or not, I like the story. I believe that too much time is spent in self-absorption and not enough time examining the Grand Jewel that is in every child of God.
- Mike Wells
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