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  • I see the Bible and Jesus teaching to love life. But in your question you mention the maryters sacrifice. They sacrificed themselves, not others for there faith. Of course I would sacrifice myself for others (or for Jesus) but I do not think I have the right to sacrifice you for my faith. That is why I would not let you die, (that and I think it is wrong to kill or let someone else be killed if I can stop it).

    Take care and thanks again for the response.

  • And as for the rapture, that is not exactly what the Bible says or teaches. I do not believe in a literal rapture (now or in the distant future) as this is not what Jesus says. I understand your confusion on the subject but I do not support a tribulational stance.

    I did not mean to imply that you were disrespectful, as you have been polite and respectful to me as well.

    My point was that I disagreed with your stance (and many other Christians) on what the Bible teaches.

  • James, thanks for the response and kind words.

    OK, why would I want to send people to heaven? Is that really my job? As a minister I want to convince people to want to go to heaven to be with God. That does not mean I should send them there or hurry the process along. As soneone who respects and loves life should I not honor that in what God says and does? After all as a believer I am supposed to want to make this world a better place.

  • "Blam!" Yeah, I suspect that Christians doubt too much to seek death. I mean they do go to the doctor for goodness sake! They wear seat belts and they allowed their "Christian nation" to make them wear seat-belts. They buy cancer policy health insurance, and won't just blatantly walk down dark alleys in large US cities with $100 bills hanging out of their pockets. These people seriously doubt that there is an afterlife. They say otherwise, but their actions speak louder than their words.

  • James I love your style and all your vids. Even though we have diffrent religious beliefs i think you are a funny person with a great heart.

  • It's a fair point. Why worry about death on Earth if they'll go to an everlasting life elsewhere?

    Unless there really is nothing >.>

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