Is "One-Step" Closer To Hell?

[dizzyde]

Originally Posted by pelathais

An excellent observation. The original post in this thread reeks and drips of so much hubris that I worry about the author.

The line forms here...

[1Corinth2v4]

Originally Posted by Sherri

It's not just stopping something for the sake of stopping. It's turning toward God, and I believe that involves asking for forgiveness of sins. But ultimately it's a decision to do right.

You failed to answer my question.

Yes or No?

[1Corinth2v4]

Originally Posted by Encryptus

Then your Hypothetical is really irrelevant.

Suppose he hears the gospel for the first time on the plane and does repent.

It explodes, so according to you he spends eternity burning anyway.

(No place to get immersed on the plane)



Really you are too much.

Obviously you've missed my message.

[1Corinth2v4]

Originally Posted by Daniel Alicea

BUMP FOR 1 COR ...


Atheists are not saved ... repentant believers are.

Originally Posted by 1Corinth2v4

Understanding a repentant person is saved, as you stated above, if this repentant person died without the infilling of the Holy Ghost, are they saved?

Originally Posted by 1Corinth2v4

Bump for Daniel

Bump for Daniel Alicia

[StillStanding]

Originally Posted by 1Corinth2v4

Sherri,


If I watched porn on an airplane, then think to myself I think I'll stop watching porn, and I fail to ask God to firgive me, is that repentance?

Originally Posted by Sherri

It's not just stopping something for the sake of stopping. It's turning toward God, and I believe that involves asking for forgiveness of sins. But ultimately it's a decision to do right.

Originally Posted by 1Corinth2v4

You failed to answer my question.

Yes or No?

To answer your question, yes it is repentance, but not godly repentance!

[1Corinth2v4]

Originally Posted by Pianoman

To answer your question, yes it is repentance, but not godly repentance!

[Baron1710]

Did the athiest repent for all the lies he told while on the plane? Or did he just pretend he never told them? Hypothetically speaking.

[1Corinth2v4]

Originally Posted by Encryptus

Then your Hypothetical is really irrelevant.

Suppose he hears the gospel for the first time on the plane and does repent.

It explodes, so according to you he spends eternity burning anyway.

(No place to get immersed on the plane)

Really you are too much.

I have enough faith to believe God will keep his plane from exploding, and will allow him to complete the CORRECT process.

He who began a good work in you will perfect it!

[1Corinth2v4]

Originally Posted by Baron1710

Did the athiest repent for all the lies he told while on the plane? Or did he just pretend he never told them? Hypothetically speaking.

Go back and read the story.

[StillStanding]

Originally Posted by 1Corinth2v4

I'm puzzled at what you find humorous in my statement!

By definition, repentance is a change of mind. Godly repentance is a change of heart toward the things of God.