Meanwhile Franklin Graham with some pitiful thoughts
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It's really amazing how there are literally two different realities for Americans.
An embarrassment. Evangelicals are killing religion.
The last 3 decades of extreme RW Media has caused this.
Didn't he dig up his Dad to move him for tourist attraction reasons? Also,
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His father has been rolling over in his grave ever since Franklin took over his ministry.
Franklin Graham inherited the family business with no
credentials to deserve it. He is not a Bible scholar or
theologian who can write award winning books. Instead
he has become a fund raiser who mixes religion and politics.
Without his last name, Franklin would be a cashier at
Walmart.
credentials to deserve it. He is not a Bible scholar or
theologian who can write award winning books. Instead
he has become a fund raiser who mixes religion and politics.
Without his last name, Franklin would be a cashier at
Walmart.
Sounds like someone else we all know.
Are all on the religious right traitors to our country who hate democracy and do not believe in our constitution? They are the worst thing that ever happened to Christianity, and many of them are certainly not people whom Christ would consider righteous.
They would prefer a theocracy over our democracy.
So a group with perverted views on a beautiful religion have been radicalized and want to take our country over and will resort to terrorism to achieve their goals.
Politicians are petrified of losing votes, but the lax enforcement of tax code upon scammers like Graham has brought a lot of misery onto this country.
I guess if you are going to criticize the Christian religious right, you should probably understand Christianity 101.
Christ did not consider anyone righteous enough. All, everyone, todos los humanos have sinned.
Romans 3:10
He is the worst. I wasn’t a fan of his dad, but he’s gotta be rolling over in his grave for the clown his son turned into.
When Donald Trump was asked about Billy Graham,
he said: "Our family has always bought Graham crackers
and we have enjoyed eating them."
he said: "Our family has always bought Graham crackers
and we have enjoyed eating them."
Are you the Pastor who doesn't believe Hell is real?
Didn't Jesus talked about Hell many times in the Gospel of Matthew.
He said in Matthew 10:28:
"Do not be afraid of those who kill the body but cannot kill the soul. Rather, be afraid of the One who can destroy both soul and body in hell."
What do you think Jesus meant by this and dozens of other references to Hell?
Was He just kidding or misinterpreted?
Just curious.
Did Jesus Say There is a Hell?
For many people today, the concept of hell is outdated, a relic of the past that has served its purpose and can be safely done away with. But for those who are interested in what Jesus taught, hell cannot be so easily dismissed. In fact, no other biblical figure speaks about hell more often than...
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Where exactly is Hell?Are you the Pastor who doesn't believe Hell is real?
Jesus talked about Hell many times in the Gospel of Matthew.
He said in Matthew 10:28:
"Do not be afraid of those who kill the body but cannot kill the soul. Rather, be afraid of the One who can destroy both soul and body in hell."
What do you think Jesus meant by this and dozens of other references to Hell? Was He just kidding or misinterpreted?
Just curious.
Did Jesus Say There is a Hell?
For many people today, the concept of hell is outdated, a relic of the past that has served its purpose and can be safely done away with. But for those who are interested in what Jesus taught, hell cannot be so easily dismissed. In fact, no other biblical figure speaks about hell more often than...
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Yes. One called your “imagination.”
Someone told Saint Padre Pio that they didn't believe in Hell.
He responded: "you will believe when you get there."
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You think?
Well, it seems like you'd wanna know since your motivation for this whole belief system is to avoid a place that you're really not sure of its location. And, the details of this place is also sketchy, but you're sure it must be horrible, so you convince yourself it's better to be safe than sorry. That doesn't sound like divination. That sounds more like superstition.
But a theocracy based on the basest of human beings. One without a shred of morals or human decency.
Well, that's cool. But, you're missing the MESSAGE of Christ. You're more preoccupied with staying out of this place called Hell.
Are you the Pastor who doesn't believe Hell is real?
Didn't Jesus talked about Hell many times in the Gospel of Matthew.
He said in Matthew 10:28:
"Do not be afraid of those who kill the body but cannot kill the soul. Rather, be afraid of the One who can destroy both soul and body in hell."
What do you think Jesus meant by this and dozens of other references to Hell?
Was He just kidding or misinterpreted?
Just curious.
Did Jesus Say There is a Hell?
For many people today, the concept of hell is outdated, a relic of the past that has served its purpose and can be safely done away with. But for those who are interested in what Jesus taught, hell cannot be so easily dismissed. In fact, no other biblical figure speaks about hell more often than...
In that passage, Jesus is talking about Gehenna--a literal place where people were sacrificing children as burnt offerings.
Hell as we commonly think of it originated with the Greeks. It eventually seeped into Christian theology as Christianity became more paganized and Gentile. It was never a Jewish idea.
No, you're heeding the warning of a poor translation and a pagan concept that was later adopted by the Church for dubious reasons.
Jesus was comparing Hell to Gehenna. He taught in metaphors.
Jesus talked about hell dozens of times as a literal place of torment. So does Scripture.
Disagree. Jesus was very clear.
The two greatest theologians in Christian history agree, too.
Thomas Aquinas and Saint Augustine.
Use more links from blatantly-biased sources that need Hell to exist to maintain the status quo!Jesus was comparing Hell to Gehenna. He taught in metaphors.
Jesus talked about hell dozens of times as a literal place of torment. So does Scripture.
The church needs to create obedient followers. You follow the warnings of THE CHURCH.
The Evolving Judeo-Christian Concept of "Hell" from the Ancient World to Today - Brewminate: A Bold Blend of News and Ideas
The abyss of hell. Sandro Botticelli The meaning of hell might have changed over the centuries, but for devout
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