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  • StangTamer
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    Originally posted by Yale View Post
    Let's pretend for the sake of argument that a person was convinced that God exists, and while accepting his existence as fact, and the bible as factual, this person thinks God's plan is a bad one. Let's say he meets basically all the requirements in the bible, except he doesn't like God. Does he still go to heaven when he dies?

    It sound to me that the said person doesn't understand God's plan. It seems they have been stained by "religion". Because if anyone truely understands how much God loves them and what God has done for them, it is impossible for them to not love God. The said person needs to find a better church. That can be hard sometimes. I listen to Andrew Wommack's teachings www.awmi.net All of his materials are free. Have the said person listen to his teachings and he won't dislike God anymore.

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  • BlackSnake
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    Originally posted by Yale View Post
    I am not convinced that his existence, or lack there of, is relevant to mine. This thread was started because of a discussion at work.
    I guess it just threw me when you said,"I think I'll continue to pass, gents. Thanks for the answers."

    Very well.

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  • Raskal
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    Originally posted by KungFuHamster View Post
    If one such as Lucifer can be kicked out of heaven, does that hold true for anyone else in heaven?
    and if one can be released from heaven, then does that mean that one can be released from hell? or is it a one way street...hell is permanent, while heaven is not?

    i asked these questions in church as a youngin'...it does not make them happy.
    Lucifer chose to leave the kingdom of heaven and was not shunned ever or spoken badly of by God ever even after his intentions were known that he intended to overrule the power of God. Lucifer at the time was an angel of the highest praise, but the overpowering greed of man consumed him as well and turned him against the savior that had protected his soul. Thus god gave the choice for all men, as to which path they should take his, or the path of Lucifer which includes manipulating the ones whom have intrusted you and loved you, and many other various traits of bad human choices.

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  • The King
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    Originally posted by KungFuHamster View Post
    If one such as Lucifer can be kicked out of heaven, does that hold true for anyone else in heaven?
    and if one can be released from heaven, then does that mean that one can be released from hell? or is it a one way street...hell is permanent, while heaven is not?

    i asked these questions in church as a youngin'...it does not make them happy.
    Revelation 20 makes it clear that the Final Judgement is permanent. The dead shall be released from hell at that time, some of whom will face the second death

    Why someone asking questions in church would make them (I assume them to be the membership) unhappy is beyond me. Any questions regarding the Christian fath should be readily accepted and answered through the Bible, in my opinion.

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  • Jester
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    Originally posted by KungFuHamster View Post
    If one such as Lucifer can be kicked out of heaven, does that hold true for anyone else in heaven?
    and if one can be released from heaven, then does that mean that one can be released from hell? or is it a one way street...hell is permanent, while heaven is not?

    i asked these questions in church as a youngin'...it does not make them happy.
    All great questions.......and death is the only way to get the answer.

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  • KungFuHamster
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    Originally posted by The King View Post
    Satan is convinced God exists, accepts the Bible as factual, thinks God's plan is a bad one, and is not going (back to) Heaven.
    If one such as Lucifer can be kicked out of heaven, does that hold true for anyone else in heaven?
    and if one can be released from heaven, then does that mean that one can be released from hell? or is it a one way street...hell is permanent, while heaven is not?

    i asked these questions in church as a youngin'...it does not make them happy.

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  • YALE
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    Originally posted by BlackSnake View Post
    I have to ask...If you believe in his existance, whats wrong with his plan that you dont like? Prolly a loaded question, bit I'm curious.
    I am not convinced that his existence, or lack there of, is relevant to mine. This thread was started because of a discussion at work.

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  • Jester
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    Originally posted by talisman View Post
    It's a rough universe. Always know where your towel is.
    always within arms reach. lol

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  • BlackSnake
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    Originally posted by Yale View Post
    I think I'll continue to pass, gents. Thanks for the answers.
    I have to ask...If you believe in his existance, whats wrong with his plan that you dont like? Prolly a loaded question, bit I'm curious.

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  • YALE
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    I think I'll continue to pass, gents. Thanks for the answers.

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