You just don't get it, your beyond the help of mortals.

The only one that can help you is the only you denying the chance of
helping you.

God can't force the will of man, because he gave your free agency.

You defeated you change; now all that left is for God judgment.

You just don't understand... you think it about us and you, but your
wrong, it about you and God. We understand who we fight, it's the
devils inside of you, and demons are the one controlling your mouth,
they are like evil frogs, jump from one dirty minded atheist to
another; don't you read? I thought you knew what you were talking
about, but here it is, because you are not well read in the bible....
evil people never are well read in such books....

(Eph. 6:12) "For we wrestle not against flesh and blood [of atheists],
but against principalities [demons] , against [dark] powers, against
the rulers of the darkness of this world [who rule the night], against
spiritual wickedness in high places [that are possessed of devils].

Now, your being silly, I never said it was a "Christian" group you
dealing with here, the is a Latter-day Saint group, we are "Saints"
not Christians. Don't you know history? Christian is a label given...

Surely God is all loving and forgiving?

Therefore it doesn't matter what one does as one will be forgiven?

If God can act within our sphere of physical reality does that not
breach the whole "free will" argument for if God were to aid or hinder
anyone then free-will would be redundant?

If it is my soul that is judged in the after life, what part of me is
my soul? If it is just my "spirituality" then what is the point in
judging an ethereal entity? I am a complete sum of my parts. I am body
and mind. A change to any is a change to "me".

Or am I my soul inclusively? When I die is it all of me now that rises
and is judged(a la Jahovah's Witness stylee)?

If so is that not a Zombie? And if that is the case wouldn't I be
better being involved in Vodoo where at least they have something for
Zombies to do other than going about pretending to be knowledgeable on
modern religions?

Thanks for the answers you wont post.

On Jun 20, 6:29 am, "<'}}>< Joshua the Just" non.net> wrote:

Appeal to Fear, Also Known as: Scare Tactics, Appeal to Force, Ad
Baculum

The Appeal to Fear is a fallacy with the following pattern:

Y is presented (a claim that is intended
to produce fear).