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He did answer it, and actually made everyone in the crowd answer it.

Pope said "I asked Emanuele permission to reveal his question to the public and he said yes. "my father died a short time ago, he was an athiest, but he baptized his four children, he was a good man, is dad in heaven?" and the false gospel starts: pope says: "It's nice that a son says about...

The context was if his dad was in heaven, no mention of faith in Christ alone, no mention of death and burial, only a mention of works. Don't be decieved.

even if it means sharing a false gospel? lame.

sorry, I just started an account there, so did about 5 others from here, to discuss politics and theology. See ya on the other end, unsubscribing.

sorry I won't be posting to the lounge section no more until mod's change, I will be at this forum as well: https://www.christforums.org/forum/general-secular-topics/society-ethics-politics

Sharing a false gospel is the right thing to do? I disagree. I guess I will start using another forum, if moderators believe that here. In fact moderators allowed a thread talking about other christian forums to use, like christforums.org. here is the thread...

Well the Pope was putting the love of mankind above his love for God's word.

We should not love the world. For he that loves the world has not the love of God in him.

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Yes, but rarely do you run across deaths, more often you run across life. Buy I know the topic of the thread involves death, it is somewhat in the minority of conversations.

Well when it comes to the death of a loved one , yes we encourage. But so often we take that same attitude when communicating our faith to others. There is a hell and most are going there. Narrow is the way the Bible says. "Few" will find the way. It is rare to be saved in this world, is...

yeah, you focus on the good. But you also don't want false assurance, just to appease men. It's one of the hardest things a pastor ever has to do, is run a funeral service for someone who is not saved. (and sorry for your loss)

that must have been hard. I had a father that was a non believer too. My mother started going to church after I did. WE all went to baptist church after the divorce when I was young. But the baptist church said that she could not divorce her husband for infidelity and had to get back together...

that is part of the spiritual symbolism involved yes, but for all practical purposes it's just for confirmation of faith. Down with the old nature, and up with the newnature as sin is washed away. symbolically sin is washed away yes, but not literally.

baptism or circumcision does not save. Although baptism is good, it is for believer in Christ, as a confirmation of faith before other believers. That is all it does.

people don't understand the gospel. If you were not versed in the Bible, and roman catholicism taught you that baptism saves, then you would do what you were told by the pope. But faith in Christ saves, not baptism or circumcision or any work of the flesh.

still waiting for a reply from my cousin, to see if he knows of any.

there will be many good people in hell, and there will be many bad people in heaven. Because we are saved by grace, not by works of the law. So if someone does by nature the things contained in the law, he must do so perfectly. As there are two ways to heaven, one is to be perfect. And the...

you tell him you don't know, but that Jesus is the only way to heaven.