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Originally Posted by eweissenbach
It seems to me that you are saying that to be a "true Christian", you must be intolerant of every other religion, or at least believe that they do not have a path to heaven. How do you reconcile the fact that many Christian denominations have specific beliefs which would exclude every other denomination from a path to heaven. Are you SURE you are in the right one? That is actually a rhetorical question because clearly you do. For all of our sakes, I hope I am right and God has an inclusionary policy.
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Christ wasn't inclusionary. So what do you think of Christ?
It's not about religions. I've been everything. Started out Catholic, then was an Episcopalian, then JW, Mormon, 7th Day Adventist and today go to a Southern Baptist church. IT"S NOT ABOUT RELIGION.
It's about truth. What is the truth? It's not found in man made religions...but in the person of Christ. Yes, he was exclusive. He said there was NO OTHER way into heaven but by him. He also said he did not come here to build a kingdom. Look around....isn't that what many are doing today? Building big kingdoms in the name of Christ?
He came here to show the way and everything he did was eye witness worthy. He himself said not to believe anything without 2 or 3 witnesses. What you are speaking about is universalism. You actually believe it doesn't matter we just all get to go to heaven?
What I see really...is that everyone wants the Kingdom, but doesn't want the King. Big problem.