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Yes if you are someone who believes we all inherit Adams sin, then Logically there can not be an age of accountability. Is this not why why the Catholic Church started to Baptise infants? Because they need saving from Birth? BTW I do not believe we Inherit sin myself - Just stating the logic :)

Thanks for answering - I do not believe that but I found it interesting. I read Enoch a long time ago but I can not remember that part. Then again I read so many pseudo books etc at the time it is not surprising I can not retain everything I read :) That is probably a good thing though, a...

What does ? Please explain :)

That would fit in with what I was saying about it being the grave - the place of the dead. No need to use that horrible word though :O Calvinism ;)

This is very amusing :) Is AI programmed to be Marxist - that would be a good question. I do not have or use AI so I cant ask it :)

I do not disagree. I was just saying take away the going to a heavenly paradise part and we have nothing in scripture to say the theif was saved or not.

My other party pooper thoughts on the thief thing is this : How do we know that the thief on the cross was saved, like we are all taught ? The thief would normally have survived the crucifixion for a few days, it was a painful and slow death, but Jesus knew what the thief did not know, that...

I was not thinking about Annihilationism in the thief post, Just that the idea that we have immortal souls that leave our bodies and live forever is Gnosticism - without Christ/God we do not have eternal life. There are those that believe that Christ was a spirit inhabiting a mans body, and that...

We are not told that are we - but I have more on the thief thing if you want me to continue ?

If that means immortal souls do not get tormented for eternity, but are wiped out of existence forever - yes I am

The thief on the cross story is used to say that when Jesus said to the thief "Today shalt thou be with me in paradise" it meant the thiefs disembodied soul went to heaven. So if the thief was in heaven with Jesus that day, it means, Christ did not die, only his body died. The thief did not...

It ties in with the belief in an immortal soul, which I do not believe in, but I will try to keep it short :P

Can I be long winded about it ? :)

I could not resist trying it :)

You are 100 per cent right :) lol

By the way paradise is the garden tomb Jesus and the thieves ended up in that day - Jesus never went to the heavenly abode that day with the thief whom he said would be with him in paradise that day

That's a good idea - quote your own post and say - that's 100 per cent correct lol

In 281 BC, Seleucus defeated Lysimachus at the Battle of Corupedium, adding Asia Minor to his empire. Look it up.

The Grecian empire had been divided among Alexander's four leading generals, Cassander, Lysimachus, Ptolemy, and Seleucus. Cassander took Macedonia and Greece in the west; Lysimachus took Thrace and the parts of Asia on the Hellespont and the Bosphorus to the north; Ptolemy took Egypt, Lydia...

It was a general statement about arrogance - but if you want to own it go ahead. By the way telling me I need the brain of a caveman to understand is not a personal attack is it ? :P