SherriMunnerlyn
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While I fully acknowledge the future may hold further chances for Salvation for all mankind, perhaps even the dead, it cannot change our pasts and what any person has missed by living without Jesus in their pasts.
I throw that part about the dead in there because I know a God who is mighty to save, who desires all to be saved.
I am not a Catholic, but my mother was raised as a Catholic and I don't find ideas about Purgatory particularly farfetched. I am not saying I believe them, but we do have a God who is mighty to save. Hey, I do not even find the ideas about Reincarnation particularly farfetched, because I know we do have a God who is mighty to save. I could go on and on with this, so many ideas out there that in a sense seem very alien to Christianity, but for the fact I know we all have a God who created all who is mighty to save.
Even Hell, can it forever separate a soul from a God who is mighty to save? ( a key word here is forever, I do believe there are consequences for our actions).
I throw that part about the dead in there because I know a God who is mighty to save, who desires all to be saved.
I am not a Catholic, but my mother was raised as a Catholic and I don't find ideas about Purgatory particularly farfetched. I am not saying I believe them, but we do have a God who is mighty to save. Hey, I do not even find the ideas about Reincarnation particularly farfetched, because I know we do have a God who is mighty to save. I could go on and on with this, so many ideas out there that in a sense seem very alien to Christianity, but for the fact I know we all have a God who created all who is mighty to save.
Even Hell, can it forever separate a soul from a God who is mighty to save? ( a key word here is forever, I do believe there are consequences for our actions).
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