If Perchance Catholicism Is Mistaken
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Though there are numerous passages in the Bible that suggest the
possibility of a purgatory; all such passages are indirect references rather
than obvious, clear-cut, black and white teachings; ergo: there's a very good
chance that purgatory is the product of human reasoning, faulty
interpretation, and a fertile imagination
FAQ: Okay so there may be, and then again there may not be, a purgatory.
What do you propose I do about it?
A: According to 1Tim 2:5 and Heb 12:22-24, Jesus Christ has been
designated a mediator between God and Man. So I suggest initiating a
rapport with heaven. According to Heb 1:3 and Heb 10:12, Jesus is in the
very presence of God so your connection will be much better than routing
your concerns thru underlings down here on the ground.
Simply find a private moment to speak up and tell Jesus that you're aware
there's an afterlife and that that you're concerned about coming out on the
wrong side of it. That'll get the ball rolling.
Your concern, if honest, won't end up in the round file.
● John 6:37 . . All that the Father gives me shall come to me, and the one
who comes to me I certainly will not cast out.
FAQ: Jesus is way out there in heaven somewhere. How's he supposed to
hear me?
A: According to John 1:1-14, Jesus Christ is not only a human being, but
also a divine being. Don't worry, he'll hear you alright; nothing escapes his
notice.
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Though there are numerous passages in the Bible that suggest the
possibility of a purgatory; all such passages are indirect references rather
than obvious, clear-cut, black and white teachings; ergo: there's a very good
chance that purgatory is the product of human reasoning, faulty
interpretation, and a fertile imagination
FAQ: Okay so there may be, and then again there may not be, a purgatory.
What do you propose I do about it?
A: According to 1Tim 2:5 and Heb 12:22-24, Jesus Christ has been
designated a mediator between God and Man. So I suggest initiating a
rapport with heaven. According to Heb 1:3 and Heb 10:12, Jesus is in the
very presence of God so your connection will be much better than routing
your concerns thru underlings down here on the ground.
Simply find a private moment to speak up and tell Jesus that you're aware
there's an afterlife and that that you're concerned about coming out on the
wrong side of it. That'll get the ball rolling.
Your concern, if honest, won't end up in the round file.
● John 6:37 . . All that the Father gives me shall come to me, and the one
who comes to me I certainly will not cast out.
FAQ: Jesus is way out there in heaven somewhere. How's he supposed to
hear me?
A: According to John 1:1-14, Jesus Christ is not only a human being, but
also a divine being. Don't worry, he'll hear you alright; nothing escapes his
notice.
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