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COME ON!! Really!!! This is a woman looking for comfort and support and you copy and paste this here. Grow a heart man![/quot
Is it wrong to give truth to someone who has been deceived?
Do you not love the truth so much you will sugar coat a false conversion?
I don't see this as being mean, you can see me this way, there is only one way to the cross, the sinners prayer doesnt save, yes Gods mercy is great and longsuffering, but not for the unrepentant sinner, who thinks they are saved because they said a brief prayer!
If you best friend was walking into a situation that you know they Will perish unless you warn them, then you did nothing but just coddle them with I love you and wont bother to tell you the truth, where is the love?
I deeply apologize if I have offended anyone with the truth, I don't mean to be heartless, but this message isn't being taught in the churches, this person needs to repent, and seek His mercy, not think they are saved because they said the Billy Graham prayer!
This message isn't accepted well today as its unloving, mean, and unkind, it doesnt tickle the ears, and is the only way to the cross!
The issue I have is you are copying and pasting chunks of an opinion that is meant for church leaders and comes across as heartless and uncaring about the feelings of the person expressed above. Your message is fine, there are many churches failing on their teaching of repentance. The problem is that you message is not for individual christians who have been saved but for church leaders. The problem is not the "sinners prayer" or "salvation prayer" or any other title you want to give it, it is with the leaders teaching or absence of teaching. I don't care what prayer is prayed as long as the person's heart is right. Sorry for my harshness it just frustrates me when people attack individual christians, particularly new christians, over a theological point that belongs in discussions with church leaders.