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Thursday, February 19, 2009
A Catechumen's Tale: Universalism
6:04 PM | 
Posted by
Jnorm |
A Catechumen's Tale: Universalism
"A popular notion among some churches today is that you don't need Christ to enter heaven. Any one - a Jew, Muslim, Hindu, Taoist, any one - can enter heaven so long as they're a "good person". The idea is that only a wicked god would send any one to hell, where there is torture and pain for all eternity. The only people going to hell are those who are truly "bad" - Hitler, Mussolini, Pol Pot, etc.
This is a very pleasant notion, but it's not scriptural, nor has it ever been orthodox doctrine outside of various heresies."
To read the rest please visit the website.
JNORM888
"A popular notion among some churches today is that you don't need Christ to enter heaven. Any one - a Jew, Muslim, Hindu, Taoist, any one - can enter heaven so long as they're a "good person". The idea is that only a wicked god would send any one to hell, where there is torture and pain for all eternity. The only people going to hell are those who are truly "bad" - Hitler, Mussolini, Pol Pot, etc.
This is a very pleasant notion, but it's not scriptural, nor has it ever been orthodox doctrine outside of various heresies."
To read the rest please visit the website.
JNORM888
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