Question

Originally posted by josephw
How do you know when you know The Truth?

Saddest answer missing was "When God tells you", of course.

-m. 😛

Originally posted by mikelom
Saddest answer missing was "When God tells you", of course.

-m. 😛

The promise of being conformed to the image of Christ and eternal life make you sad ?

What do you have which is better ?

Originally posted by whodey
You get set free. 🙂

I vote for this as the best Christian answer to "When do you know you know the truth."

I vote for "When God tells you" as the best Christian answer to "When do you know you know The Truth."

Originally posted by stellspalfie
i think its impossible to know, all we can do is weigh up the evidence and go with the most likely option.

The evidence points to "God did it." HalleluYah !!! Praise the Lord!

Originally posted by josephw
How do you know when you know The Truth?

When you believe God.

Originally posted by jaywill
The unity of the church. You heard me right.

How is the church united, as far as i can tell, its riddled with schisms, from head to foot.

-Removed-

No we are separate,

(Revelation 18:4) . . .And I heard another voice out of heaven say: “Get out of her, my
people, . . .

-Removed-

no they are part of Babylon the great because they teach false teachings and have
aligned themselves with the 'kings of the earth', politicians, clearly they are, 'part of the
world'. Christians are counselled to be, 'no part of the world'. As far as i can discern
we are the only organisation as a whole to remain separate from politics and political
issues.

-Removed-

so what? I can point to empirical evidence like two world wars, where can they point?

Originally posted by robbie carrobie
so what? I can point to empirical evidence like two world wars, where can they point?

immaterial.

The Church did not cause two world wars. They were as much to blame as your church.

Originally posted by robbie carrobie
How is the church united, as far as i can tell, its riddled with schisms, from head to foot.

Mainly splinter groups, like yours.

Originally posted by Suzianne
immaterial.

The Church did not cause two world wars. They were as much to blame as your church.

sorry, we killed no one, we blessed no weapons, nor did we sound church bells for
those marching to their deaths! If you care to look, you will find countless images of
church clergy involved in war, immaterial, I dont think so.