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Hello; yes we get all sorts posting here many of whom have never read The Bible and hold weird ideas about Jesus. The problem for me is wondering where they get those ideas from. For example we know that He is not currently on earth because
It's very easy to understand what is error and what is not. Anything that disagrees with The Bible is false doctrine. Why? Because that source explains both the need for Salvation and the death of Christ being sufficient to provide Salvation. Anyone could make up anything they like, of course, and plenty of people have done just that. What mystifies me is how, in that case, they can (or even want to) call themselves Christians at all?
Thank you for posting a Scripture reference in your intro.
Hello; yes we get all sorts posting here many of whom have never read The Bible and hold weird ideas about Jesus. The problem for me is wondering where they get those ideas from. For example we know that He is not currently on earth because
•He said so John 16:7
•He was seen leaving Luke 24:51
•He is currently in Heaven Acts 7:55
•His return will be universally witnessed Matthew 24:26-27
I am not familiar with your Church but know that all varieties of erroneous doctrine get preached from pulpits and although I'm not saying that's what your Pastor does if you could clarify on these points, that would be great.•He was seen leaving Luke 24:51
•He is currently in Heaven Acts 7:55
•His return will be universally witnessed Matthew 24:26-27
It's very easy to understand what is error and what is not. Anything that disagrees with The Bible is false doctrine. Why? Because that source explains both the need for Salvation and the death of Christ being sufficient to provide Salvation. Anyone could make up anything they like, of course, and plenty of people have done just that. What mystifies me is how, in that case, they can (or even want to) call themselves Christians at all?
Thank you for posting a Scripture reference in your intro.
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