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Hi all,
I'm going to talk a little about a extremely rare Christian denomination. This denomination is more rare than any denomination ever will be or can be, and I am certain that only those who believe this denomination is true will actually receive eternal life and those that believe a certain teaching from this denomination will receive eternal life.
Please let me know what you think and I strongly advise you keep a very open mind when reading everything I say here.
This denomination proves the following facts:
-The entire bible is a book where every verse has a symbolic meaning
-Only some verses have a non symbolic meaning
-The only bible with all correct translations is the physical copy of the KJV
-Not all Prayers come true (I will explain this one later)
-Hell isn't a place of eternal physical torment (I will explain this one)
-Reincarnation exists and always has (I will explain this)
-Jesus Christ is God. This I will provide a reference of proof for
-Christ Jesus is the son of God. This I will also provide a reference of proof for
That's just a few relevant facts.
Why not all prayers come true:
The bible verses when interpreted certain ways make it sound as if all prayers come true. Truly, the translations can be incorrect in certain verses, causing any verse talking about the power of prayer to sound as if it's saying all prayers come true. Furthermore, even the correctly translated verses about prayer don't actually claim that all prayers come true, but instead only claim that all prayers/wishes are to be worked on granted, unless a prayer makes that prayer not be worked on or not work.
Why Hell isn't a place of eternal physical torment:
God is all knowing and always fair and always has been. This means all are punished according to their crimes. There has never been any crimes any thing will commit that would mean any one should receive eternal physical torment. There never will be any one or anything that will commit crimes so terrible that even so much as a few things should receive eternal physical torment.
Math even supports this because using math we can easily calculate how this must be true by using it to calculate how many crimes have been commited and which crimes have been commited. The more crimes that have been commited the more suffering that is created.
Infinite physical torment can only be created by a crime that creates infinite physical torment to something and/or someone. Assuming this is true, and given that according to scripture (as well as common sense) there must be no entity that shall ever create infinite physical torment to someone and/or something, no entity will ever justly receive eternal physical torment.
Also seeing as God is always fair which indicates he always has been and will be, we can see that he wouldn't be fair if he were to ever unjustly give someone and/or something eternal physical torment.
So what is hell you ask? Well the answer is made perfectly clear in Scripture as well as in our day to day easy to observe world. Hell is, physically speaking, the entire physical area below heaven.
What's so hard to believe about this? Well nothing actually. This is clearly more logical to be the case when accounting for the fact that there is never in the history of all time to be the start of eternal physical torment. The bible even states that hell is where eternal torment begins in.
Still this leaves the questions, where is the lake of fire if hell is not a place of eternal physical suffering, and what kind of eternal suffering is there that ISN'T the physical kind? The answer to those questions is simple.
The lake of fire is simply the sun we see everyday. The sun isn't really made of fire according to some people. Some say it's made of gas and is very very hot. Regardless of what it's made of doesn't matter here. I'm not here to talk of a conspiracy about what the sun is physically made of. I'm here to talk of what the sun is spiritually going to be used for when the wicked are placed in there for eternal mental torment. Yes, you heard me right, eternal MENTAL torment.
The clear indication that the lake of fire must be eternal mental torment is made clear by the fact that there's two types of suffering and the fact that God is/always will be 100% fair in every possibly way. One type of suffering is mental suffering, the 2nd is physical suffering.
Proof reincarnation exists and always has:
It pays, while reading this post I've made, and in general, to refer back to what I said earlier about God always needing to be 100% fair in all ways all throughout history, past or future.
If reincarnation were to have ever in the past or future not exist, then no entity would get all the gifts they deserve to get. If a man were to suffer from poverty due to a corrupt King's rulership, but not reincarnate at a time where he'd get rewarded the proper amount for that suffering he did under that King's rulership, then it would be unfair.
It's not nearly enough to give eternal heaven or eternal hell to those who deserve those things. It's also about enforcing justice before anyone even starts to get eternal joy or eternal pain.
Therefore reincarnation MUST have always existed and always will (until it no longer is fair for it to exist)
Reference for proof that Jesus Christ is God:
The physical copy of the KJV describes Jesus Christ as a man who was crucified in his 30s. It also happens to describe Christ Jesus as a man who was not crucified in his 30s. There is no way this is a mistake.
I'm going to talk a little about a extremely rare Christian denomination. This denomination is more rare than any denomination ever will be or can be, and I am certain that only those who believe this denomination is true will actually receive eternal life and those that believe a certain teaching from this denomination will receive eternal life.
Please let me know what you think and I strongly advise you keep a very open mind when reading everything I say here.
This denomination proves the following facts:
-The entire bible is a book where every verse has a symbolic meaning
-Only some verses have a non symbolic meaning
-The only bible with all correct translations is the physical copy of the KJV
-Not all Prayers come true (I will explain this one later)
-Hell isn't a place of eternal physical torment (I will explain this one)
-Reincarnation exists and always has (I will explain this)
-Jesus Christ is God. This I will provide a reference of proof for
-Christ Jesus is the son of God. This I will also provide a reference of proof for
That's just a few relevant facts.
Why not all prayers come true:
The bible verses when interpreted certain ways make it sound as if all prayers come true. Truly, the translations can be incorrect in certain verses, causing any verse talking about the power of prayer to sound as if it's saying all prayers come true. Furthermore, even the correctly translated verses about prayer don't actually claim that all prayers come true, but instead only claim that all prayers/wishes are to be worked on granted, unless a prayer makes that prayer not be worked on or not work.
Why Hell isn't a place of eternal physical torment:
God is all knowing and always fair and always has been. This means all are punished according to their crimes. There has never been any crimes any thing will commit that would mean any one should receive eternal physical torment. There never will be any one or anything that will commit crimes so terrible that even so much as a few things should receive eternal physical torment.
Math even supports this because using math we can easily calculate how this must be true by using it to calculate how many crimes have been commited and which crimes have been commited. The more crimes that have been commited the more suffering that is created.
Infinite physical torment can only be created by a crime that creates infinite physical torment to something and/or someone. Assuming this is true, and given that according to scripture (as well as common sense) there must be no entity that shall ever create infinite physical torment to someone and/or something, no entity will ever justly receive eternal physical torment.
Also seeing as God is always fair which indicates he always has been and will be, we can see that he wouldn't be fair if he were to ever unjustly give someone and/or something eternal physical torment.
So what is hell you ask? Well the answer is made perfectly clear in Scripture as well as in our day to day easy to observe world. Hell is, physically speaking, the entire physical area below heaven.
What's so hard to believe about this? Well nothing actually. This is clearly more logical to be the case when accounting for the fact that there is never in the history of all time to be the start of eternal physical torment. The bible even states that hell is where eternal torment begins in.
Still this leaves the questions, where is the lake of fire if hell is not a place of eternal physical suffering, and what kind of eternal suffering is there that ISN'T the physical kind? The answer to those questions is simple.
The lake of fire is simply the sun we see everyday. The sun isn't really made of fire according to some people. Some say it's made of gas and is very very hot. Regardless of what it's made of doesn't matter here. I'm not here to talk of a conspiracy about what the sun is physically made of. I'm here to talk of what the sun is spiritually going to be used for when the wicked are placed in there for eternal mental torment. Yes, you heard me right, eternal MENTAL torment.
The clear indication that the lake of fire must be eternal mental torment is made clear by the fact that there's two types of suffering and the fact that God is/always will be 100% fair in every possibly way. One type of suffering is mental suffering, the 2nd is physical suffering.
Proof reincarnation exists and always has:
It pays, while reading this post I've made, and in general, to refer back to what I said earlier about God always needing to be 100% fair in all ways all throughout history, past or future.
If reincarnation were to have ever in the past or future not exist, then no entity would get all the gifts they deserve to get. If a man were to suffer from poverty due to a corrupt King's rulership, but not reincarnate at a time where he'd get rewarded the proper amount for that suffering he did under that King's rulership, then it would be unfair.
It's not nearly enough to give eternal heaven or eternal hell to those who deserve those things. It's also about enforcing justice before anyone even starts to get eternal joy or eternal pain.
Therefore reincarnation MUST have always existed and always will (until it no longer is fair for it to exist)
Reference for proof that Jesus Christ is God:
The physical copy of the KJV describes Jesus Christ as a man who was crucified in his 30s. It also happens to describe Christ Jesus as a man who was not crucified in his 30s. There is no way this is a mistake.
