Thought crimes and thought righteousness

@medullah said
I believe in Jesus who is both my King And Saviour..... however nothing approaching immortality is a done deal.

Assuming that one gets through The Great Tribulation (now started I think) one would have a period of testing; after 1000 years to come to perfection (spiritually speaking) there is the matter if a test when Satan is released from his bonds.

This whole “beca ...[text shortened]... sus I am saved stuff is not born out by the scriptures.

Come on then, let’s have the pelters 😂😎😁

Don't worry -- I'll vouch for you. 😉

@divegeester said
One person might say “I believe in Jesus and he is my saviour”.
In believing and saying this they also believe that they are spiritually immortal and will spend their immortality in an ultimate bliss.

Another person might say “I don’t believe in Jesus other than him being to some extent a historical character”.
In believing and saying this they are also spirituall ...[text shortened]... escribed as being the manifestation of ultimate justice or divine righteousness or morally coherent?

Have you ever tried not being so gabby and clever and instead being voluntarily receptive to the Light of Christ?

Never mind all the attendant historical human mental and verbal baggage that you seem to enjoy combatting.

Strange that you spend so much of your time being arrogant, sarcastic, and cruel toward your fellow transitory residents of Earth.

What the hell is up with that?

@divegeester said
One person might say “I believe in Jesus and he is my saviour”.
In believing and saying this they also believe that they are spiritually immortal and will spend their immortality in an ultimate bliss.

Another person might say “I don’t believe in Jesus other than him being to some extent a historical character”.
In believing and saying this they are also spirituall ...[text shortened]... escribed as being the manifestation of ultimate justice or divine righteousness or morally coherent?

Tell us of your moral coherency, Usul.