Ravi Zacharias and William Lane Craig answers questions about Christianity (Part 4 of 8)

[thicky]

what he does not address is how the adult who is taken away will spend eternity. the family who knows christ can deal with this differently. but the pain caused to a non believing family can be real different. strength is not given in some cases

[JoyceeBean1]

Thanks for putting this together 98nafets. I appreciate your work and the heart behind it!

[Godspawn101]

@Parture Read the second half of James 2

[Parture]

William Lane Craig is not born-again, because he refuses to give his life to the God who keep once-saved-always-saved. He belives by his works or own strength he could lose his salvation tomorrow.

[SirContraMundum]

@Parture, spam.

[Parture]

@SirContraMundum Spammer.

[Parture]

@Parture As Dave Hunt would say, that would be a weird kind of salvation if you could get saved, lose it, get it back only to lose it again. God simply won't save that person in the first place. The Bible is against salvation by works or self-strength. Only an arrogant man could think he could prevent himself from losing salvation.

[beto88keys]

@Parture yeah, right...and how do you know this? Surely not from ANY of his debates...I'm curious.

[Parture]

@beto88keys In one of his debates he said he is Wesleyan.