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You're going to heaven, regardless of what you say. You believe in Jesus Christ, and for your faith, its been counted as righteousness. It's not based on anything you've done (Romans 4:5). Righteousness is a free gift (Ephesians 2:8-10). So, if its a free gift that's been given to you not based...

I'm not too sure what you're arguing about now. We both believe that disbelief is blaspheming the Holy Spirit.

You're right. I didn't mean to refer to the Holy Spirit as an "it". The Holy Spirit is a person. My apologies. As for everything else you're saying... I'm not too sure if you've noticed, but you and I are agreeing (somewhat). To rally against the Holy Spirit is to mock, ridicule and disrespect...

To be honest, I don't enjoy talking to people who interpret the tone in my words when I don't provide any, because they get offended, not just by my words, but anyone's words they think aren't polite. There are a hundred different ways to interpret tone from a sentence structure. The context in...

I do not believe that is the case. I believe you're coming to that conclusion because you do not understand the argument I am making. If fallen angels were condemned to death or everlasting imprisonment, then there would be no reason for Jesus to minister to the ones imprisoned under lock and...

Well, your conclusion assumes that the person who has unbelief eventually believes. Sure, at that point they are forgiven. However, what if that person always disbelieves? Are they forgiven? That's the point. The Holy Spirit cannot forgive you while you're in disbelief. Now, what if a person...

Alright, I don't think you're going to win this one over. The bible is rather clear on eternal salvation. So, here's my question to you. Do you NOT want there to be eternal salvation? Why do you fight this message so much?

Sorry. You cannot lose your salvation :)

It doesn't matter what you call it?? LOLOL. That's pretty funny. :D

Eternal life isn't an object. It is a state of being. If you have eternal life, that means you cannot die. If you can die, then you do not have eternal life. If eternal life can be taken away, then you never had it to begin with.

But it does matter. Gehenna and Tartarus are two different places. If one is to be truly serious about the bible, then that person would certainly need to examine the scripture in detail.

Ok. Once you become a Christian, you become part of the body of Christ (1 Corinthians 12:27). Once you're part of the body of Christ, then Christ has you (Ephesians 5:29-30). So, now that you know you are a part of the body of Christ, then you know you belong to Jesus. You are in Jesus' hands...

Lets stop you first. :) Take a deep breath, my friend. My words are not meant to offend you. Understand that this is all just text, and text has no emotion. This is why we have emoticons. :) So, if my words seem rather cold, understand that its impossible for me to apply emotion to them, OK? :)...

Let me rephrase. I'm sure you're not saying that the scriptures I've provided you are only talking about the 12 disciples. If they were, then you would be saying that God the Father ~only~ gave Jesus his 12 disciples and no one else.

You cannot lose the Holy Spirit. The bible says in John 10:28-30;6:37;39 (NLT), "I give them eternal life, and they will never perish. No one can snatch them away from me, for my Father has given them to me, and he is more powerful than anyone else. No one can snatch them from the Father’s hand...

Who knows?

I'm thinking you're misunderstanding me. You have two covenants presented in the bible. You have Mosaic Law and you have Grace. Under Grace, you only need faith. See what I'm saying now? Now, once you gain the Holy Spirit, you cannot lose it, for the Holy Spirit seals you until the day of...

I'm thinking maybe you missed the scriptures I've provided. Here they are: John 10:28-30 and John 6:37;39 I'm sure you're not saying the above scriptures are only talking about the disciples, because then you'd be saying that God the Father only gave Jesus disciples to him and no one else.

Believers are righteous not through any effort of their own. They are righteous through their belief in Jesus Christ. To blaspheme the Holy Spirit is to simply deny its testimony of Jesus Christ. In other words, unbelief. If you do not believe in Jesus Christ, you blaspheme the Holy Spirit, and...

Who were they and where did they go? The KJV says hell. The Greek says Tartarus. What do you say?