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Author: AnonymousAnonymous Date: Oct 11, 2007 12:00
The Bible says that all we need is faith in Jesus Christ to
enter God's Kingdom in the hereafter. But Jesus also noted
that most people's level of faith did not amount to the size
of a mustard seed (Matt 17:20). And if you are lukewarm,
God promises to spew you out of His mouth (Rev 3:16).
Do you struggle with doubts? Is it hard to feel God's
invisible omnipresence in your life, especially during
a crisis of faith? Do you ever worry that when Judgement
Day comes, that God will look into your heart and see
that you weren't entirely convinced that He even existed?
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Author: corkycorky Date: Oct 11, 2007 12:12
> The Bible says that all we need is faith in Jesus Christ to
> enter God's Kingdom in the hereafter. But Jesus also noted
> that most people's level of faith did not amount to the size
> of a mustard seed (Matt 17:20). And if you are lukewarm,
> God promises to spew you out of His mouth (Rev 3:16).
>
> Do you struggle with doubts? Is it hard to feel God's
> invisible omnipresence in your life, especially during
> a crisis of faith? Do you ever worry that when Judgement
> Day comes, that God will look into your heart and see
> that you weren't entirely convinced that He even existed?
I have always felt that the god of the bible is insane for punishing people
after death for not believing in him during life. I mean, he does not show
himself explicitely but the punishment for skeptism is eternal hell. Sounds
kind of extreme.
> If this describes you, you will no doubt be interested
> in our faith-increasing hypnosis sessions. Our sessions
> help you to learn to think Godly thoughts and to fight
> the unconstructive doubts...
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Author: just johnjust john Date: Oct 11, 2007 12:21
On Oct 11, 3:00 pm, Anonymous mixmin.net> wrote:> Do you ever worry that when Judgement
> Day comes, that God will look into your heart and see
> that you weren't entirely convinced that He even existed?
No.
Also, of all the fantastical places I've ever heard of, in story or
song, only ONE is a place where there is NO HOPE
They call it "Heaven."
And no, if it existed, I wouldn't wanna go.
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Author: Pastor DavePastor Dave Date: Oct 11, 2007 12:49
On Thu, 11 Oct 2007 19:00:44 -0000, Anonymous
mixmin.net> wrote:
>The Bible says that all we need is faith in Jesus Christ to
>enter God's Kingdom in the hereafter. But Jesus also noted
>that most people's level of faith did not amount to the size
>of a mustard seed (Matt 17:20). And if you are lukewarm,
>God promises to spew you out of His mouth (Rev 3:16).
>
>Do you struggle with doubts? Is it hard to feel God's
>invisible omnipresence in your life, especially during
>a crisis of faith? Do you ever worry that when Judgement
>Day comes, that God will look into your heart and see
>that you weren't entirely convinced that He even existed?
>
>If this describes you, you will no doubt be interested
>in our faith-increasing hypnosis sessions.
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Author: bbbb Date: Oct 13, 2007 18:39
Anonymous wrote:
> The Bible says that all we need is faith in Jesus Christ to
> enter God's Kingdom in the hereafter. But Jesus also noted
> that most people's level of faith did not amount to the size
> of a mustard seed (Matt 17:20). And if you are lukewarm,
> God promises to spew you out of His mouth (Rev 3:16).
>
> Do you struggle with doubts? Is it hard to feel God's
> invisible omnipresence in your life, especially during
> a crisis of faith? Do you ever worry that when Judgement
> Day comes, that God will look into your heart and see
> that you weren't entirely convinced that He even existed?
>
> If this describes you, you will no doubt be interested
> in our faith-increasing hypnosis sessions. Our sessions
> help you to learn to think Godly thoughts and to fight
> the unconstructive doubts that Satan places in your mind
> to lead you from the narrow path of salvation. You'll
> also be able to control unwanted sexual urges and break
> the addiction to pornography so many people suffer from. ...
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Author: Rabbi Jacklyn HydeRabbi Jacklyn Hyde Date: Oct 14, 2007 15:34
Anonymous wrote:
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> If this describes you, you will no doubt be interested
> in our faith-increasing hypnosis sessions.
Doesn't that mean that it really isn't you that's making the decision to
accept Grace? It sounds like you are brought to this state
unconsciously. If you aren't the one making the final, personal choice,
it doesn't sound like something acceptable to God. Besides, there is
something there that has CREEPY all over it.
--With love, the Rabbs
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Author: SODDISODDI Date: Oct 14, 2007 16:55
"Rabbi Jacklyn Hyde" subgenius.com> wrote in message
news:47129958$0$24310$4c368faf@roadrunner.com...> Anonymous wrote:
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>> If this describes you, you will no doubt be interested
>> in our faith-increasing hypnosis sessions.
>
> Doesn't that mean that it really isn't you that's making the decision to
> accept Grace? It sounds like you are brought to this state unconsciously.
> If you aren't the one making the final, personal choice, it doesn't sound
> like something acceptable to God. Besides, there is something there that
> has CREEPY all over it.
So what if the "hypnosis session" resembles that scene in "A Clockwork
Orange"?
It's FAITH-BASED and that's spelled G-O-O-D.
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Author: Krus T. OlfardKrus T. Olfard Date: Oct 14, 2007 18:21
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> It's FAITH-BASED and that's spelled G-O-O-D.
>
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So ANYTHING "FAITH-BASED" is "G-O-O-D"?
Wotta tard...
--
I'm an opinionated bastard. Everything I post is my opinion. If you do
not like my opinions then killfile me - if you like my opinions then send
me money.
The KTO Dictionary of Subjective Language
Tard: n Someone whose actions/words make her/him look like an idiot in
public but s/he is too disconnected to reality to realize it.
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Author: SODDISODDI Date: Oct 14, 2007 20:12
"Krus T. Olfard" odor.com> wrote in message
news:Xns99C9BAAE93D63hotstuff@208.49.82.60...>>
>> It's FAITH-BASED and that's spelled G-O-O-D.
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> So ANYTHING "FAITH-BASED" is "G-O-O-D"?
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> Wotta tard...
>
Watch it, sinner, you're talking to a REVEREND.
Now go back and read the ENTIRE thread, child... it contains what we call
"context" and may help you understand better. But judging from your witty
response, I think it will just confuse you.
How many points for this one, folks? Double it for each follow up post?
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