Question for the Geester

Originally posted by FMF
What punishment are you going to get, do you think?

Eternal separation from God, and all that that entails.

Originally posted by FMF
You are going to be "damned"?

Were it not for Jesus and what he did on the cross, yes I would.

Originally posted by robbie carrobie
even plastic Christians still have beliefs, logic not your strong point I am afraid.

Look who's talking.

Fetchmyjunk: So we are all deserving of the same punishment.

FMF: What punishment are you going to get, do you think?

Originally posted by Fetchmyjunk
Eternal separation from God, and all that that entails.

You are going to get "eternal separation from God" as your punishment?

FMF: You are going to be "damned"?

Originally posted by Fetchmyjunk
Were it not for Jesus and what he did on the cross, yes I would.

So with your ideology you have declared all "wrong" to be equally "wrong" and then declared yourself "forgiven" anyway, is that right?

FMF: You are going to be "damned"?

Originally posted by Fetchmyjunk
Were it not for Jesus and what he did on the cross, yes I would.

So do you assume that divegeester, as a fellow believer in "Jesus and what He did on the cross", will be spared being "damned" too, like you?

Originally posted by FMF
You are going to get "eternal separation from God" as your punishment?

How about I answer your questions once the Geester answers mine, that way you won't be hijacking the thread. Feel free to start a different thread about my beliefs, this thread is for the Geester. I am interested in his beliefs.

Originally posted by Fetchmyjunk
How about I answer your questions once the Geester answers mine, that way you won't be hijacking the thread.

I can't possibly be hikacking the thread if I am asking you about what you are saying on this thread about what you believe.

Originally posted by Fetchmyjunk
I expect to be damned because I fall short of the glory of God on my own accord. My past anger is only one of the many things that would damn me. What about you? Do you think your good works can save you from damnation? (This is if you believe certain people will be damned. Do you believe certain people will be damned? According to what criteria will the ...[text shortened]... God. Do you think there are people who don't fall short of the glory of God on their own accord?

You are still evading the point, we are talking about the one scripture you say was you "explaining your beliefs; so according to your understanding of the scripture you used about being angry with your brother, you believe that the judgment will be that you are condemned to burn in hell for eternity, is that a correct summation of your version of judgment or not?

Originally posted by divegeester
You are still evading the point, we are talking about the one scripture you say was you "explaining your beliefs; so according to your understanding of the scripture you used about being angry with your brother, you believe that the judgment will be that you are condemned to burn in hell for eternity, is that a correct summation of your version of judgment or not?

You haven't answered a single question that I have asked, yet you expect me to keep on answering yours?

This scripture I quoted before was to explain why I thought the damned might be getting the same punishment. Do you think anyone will be punished? Will the damned receive different measures of punishment?

Originally posted by Fetchmyjunk
Eternal separation from God, and all that that entails.

But what does that entail?

"Eternal separation from god" is not scriptural, it is a modern euphemism designed by those who propagate eternal suffering, to soften the exaplination of the doctrine. Furthermore it is not the the explaination you gave when you said you had explained your beliefs about judgment.

Originally posted by Fetchmyjunk
This is what I said in the thread I quoted: "According to what is written in the scriptures, getting angry with your brother is the same as murder, so yes I am guilty of mass murder in the eyes of God and deserve the same punishment."

If a child is brought up to believe that slashing a classmate's face with a craft knife and then watching him bleed out and die is nor more or less "evil" than getting angry with his sibling ~ then, without doubt, that child is being brought up with a completely incoherent and dysfunctional moral compass. In fact, no moral compass whatsoever, the way I see it.

Originally posted by divegeester
But what does that entail?

"Eternal separation from god" is not scriptural, it is a modern euphemism designed by those who propagate eternal suffering, to soften the exaplination of the doctrine. Furthermore it is not the the explaination you gave when you said you had explained your beliefs about judgment.

So what then is scriptural? I concede I may be wrong. Please enlighten me.

Originally posted by Fetchmyjunk
You haven't answered a single question that I have asked, yet you expect me to keep on answering yours?

This scripture I quoted before was to explain why I thought the damned might be getting the same punishment. Do you think anyone will be punished? Will the damned receive different measures of punishment?

And I'm not going to respond until I get it clear from you what you personally believe is going to happen to you.

Will you be judged and condemned to burning in hell for eternity as a consequence of being angry. Yes or no?

Originally posted by divegeester
And I'm not going to respond until I get it clear from you what you personally believe is going to happen to you.

Will you be judged and condemned to burning in hell for eternity as a consequence of being angry. Yes or no?

I believe what the Bible says, do you?