Mary K Baxter (1 of 3) - visits hell in an out of body experience

Mary K Baxter talks about the visitation she had from Jesus and her outer body experience where she was taken to hell and shown the torment

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Mary
• Baxter
• out
• of
• body
• experience
• visitation
• hell
• demons
• satan
• devil
• flames
• burning
• outer
• darkness
• eternity

[thoostorm4]

@nighttrain334 a female harold camping

[babipassion25]

@PDPB820 It's not favoritism though, just like Paul in the Bible. When the God spoke to him, some people are chosen for certain things. There are a lot of people who have experienced what she has. When people die and are revived a lot of people see exactly what she has seen, reguardless of religion or even if they were an atheist. I'm not saying she's telling the truth because I honestly don't know, but I'm not going to say she's lying either. God Bless !

[PDPB820]

@babipassion25 Hindus, Buddhists, Jews, Muslims, Christians all report religious experiences that aren't compatible - some people are clearly having hallucinations, delusions or are simply lying. It's ridiculous anyone would believe this given that she advertises a book in the middle of the show, you really think She's selling that book to help people with morality? I doubt it.

[PDPB820]

@babipassion25 Of course she's not the only person to have a religious experience - but the point remains. Why would God show some people revelation and not others? There has to be a deciding factor or criteria on which God works - even if it is random, that's just logic. The fact remains "Favouritism undermines Benevolence" even if that is a group of people it's still selective.

[babipassion25]

@wiseGUY1288 It's actually $13 which is a whole lot less than most books. It's not a sin... as long as she's doing good by the money she is getting from the books. You can't sell 2 million books without charging something for them.

[babipassion25]

@Bls8919 Pergatory isn't in the Bible. It's something Catholics made up. They make up a lot of things.

[babipassion25]

@PDPB820 She's not the only person, so it's not really favoritism. He chooses people for different reason, just like Mary to give birth to Jesus. She did what God wanted her to do and she did it. I've also had an experience with God but in no way feel "favored" just extremely lucky.

[PDPB820]

This is utterly ridiculous, By God/ Jesus choosing to show one human being some form of divine revelation he is showing a degree of favouritism, and this is incompatible with the Christian concept...

"Favouritism undermines God's Benevolence."

[UrielEternal]

@wiseGUY1288 As long as it goes towards a good purpose. Don't hate your sister in Christ.

[nighttrain334]

@SwordofSpirit1 another harold camping