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The body is the temple in which the spirit dwells.There is no actual spirit being living within one.
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The body is the temple in which the spirit dwells.There is no actual spirit being living within one.
I don't think so, you're reading it from a wrong angle. Just because children are not held responsible for their parents' sins doesn't mean they're immune to the CONSEQUENCE of their parents' sins. If your parents smoke and you're with them, their smoke affect your lungs as much as their own.Carry, I respect your intelligence, but what you're saying in this regard has me baffled to be honest.
First you say that children are not responsible.
Which is correct.
Then you say that their legal guardians are. And then so are they....??
So where in scripture does it state that the son is responsible for the father's sins?
Nowhere.
If what you state is correct,,,,,then a guardian's effect of baptism would be passed on to the child and this is also not correct.
We are responsible ONLY for our own sins:
I agree that the children suffer the consequences. Said this above to another member.I don't think so, you're reading it from a wrong angle. Just because children are not held responsible for their parents' sins doesn't mean they're immune to the CONSEQUENCE of their parents' sins. If your parents smoke and you're with them, their smoke affect your lungs as much as their own.
Now before they lay down, the men of the city, the men of Sodom, both old and young, all the people from every quarter, surrounded the house. And they called to Lot and said to him, “Where are the men who came to you tonight? Bring them out to us that we may know them carnally.” (Gen. 19:4-5)
You shall not make for yourself a carved image—any likeness of anything that is in heaven above, or that is in the earth beneath, or that is in the water under the earth; you shall not bow down to them nor serve them. For I, the Lord your God, am a jealous God, visiting the iniquity of the fathers upon the children to the third and fourth generations of those who hate Me, 6 but showing mercy to thousands, to those who love Me and keep My commandments. (Ex. 20:4-5)
It WAS what I was saying. Children can't consent, their parents or other legal guardians make decisiosn for them, whatever their parents or legal guardians consent automatically apply to them. Didn't Jesus compare the end times with Sodom and the days of Noah? Did God spare any children from the nuking of Sodom or the Flood?I agree that the children suffer the consequences. Said this above to another member.
It doesn't seem to be what you were saying.
OK
We agree children don't consent, yet they died with their parents. But that goes full circle back to the OP, they are in a better place and none of this affected their eternal destiny to be in God's kingdom. I believe children are "matured" and after they die, there is a judgment. Then they make their free will decision whether to be evil or good.It WAS what I was saying. Children can't consent, their parents or other legal guardians make decisiosn for them, whatever their parents or legal guardians consent automatically apply to them. Didn't Jesus compare the end times with Sodom and the days of Noah? Did God spare any children from the nuking of Sodom or the Flood?
Yeah, tell this to the young myocarditis victims of the damn vaccines, shoved into their veins at the behest of their parents.We agree children don't consent, yet they died with their parents. But that goes full circle back to the OP, they are in a better place and none of this affected their eternal destiny to be in God's kingdom. I believe children are "matured" and after they die, there is a judgment. Then they make their free will decision whether to be evil or good.
24 For Christ is not entered into the holy places made with hands, which are the figures of the true; but into heaven itself, now to appear in the presence of God for us:
25 Nor yet that he should offer himself often, as the high priest entereth into the holy place every year with blood of others;
26 For then must he often have suffered since the foundation of the world: but now once in the end of the world hath he appeared to put away sin by the sacrifice of himself.
27 And as it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment:
28 So Christ was once offered to bear the sins of many; and unto them that look for him shall he appear the second time without sin unto salvation. (Heb. 9:24-28 KJV)
Christ appeared at the end of the ages so His sacrifice could be applied to everyone born since the foundation of the world, and choose life with God. Then the OT children slain in holy wars who chose Christ, "eagerly wait for His second coming" when they will be raptured with the Church, to meet Christ in the air.
I don't think its possible to "lie" in the afterlife, pretend to want good.
Therefore, consistent with the OP, the ruling should be God hasn't changed, His plan is perfect, none of the righteous will be lost, none of the wicked will be saved. Thus the God of light, love and justice is revealed throughout the Bible, Old Testament and New, to be the same Holy Father preached by our LORD Jesus Christ.
Man has dominated man to his own injury, since Adam and Eve. Tell the young victims their pain is temporary, not eternal:Yeah, tell this to the young myocarditis victims of the damn vaccines, shoved into their veins at the behest of their parents.
OT Law of Moses:How can this be? Spirit beings have physical foreheads that can be written upon?
And I looked, and, lo, a Lamb stood on the mount Sion, and with him an hundred forty and four thousand, having his Father's name written in their foreheads. (Rev. 14:1 KJV)
If you changed "law" for Word, then you have the Word becoming flesh, and dwelling among us.OT Law of Moses:
Can be carved in stone Tablets
Written on scroll ?
Lived in life?
Ceremonies done/performed
Not understood as pointing to Christ Jrsus
NT Royal Law?:
Written in new heart of flesh
Understood in New Mind of Christ
The law became flesh = Jesus
Jesus became life giving spirit
Jesus knocks at the door (door of the Born again man)
If we open the spiritual door He enters
Way beyond what a redneck can put into earthly words.
Looking at human anatomy the city we seek is the New Jerusalem of our mind / heart
Mississippi redneck
eddif
Well I guess I got the message. Harmony .If you changed "law" for Word, then you have the Word becoming flesh, and dwelling among us.
Far be it from me to limit the horizon for a redneck, if truth be shared "I'm a red neck too", love bluegrass and country:
But are you talking about parents making decisions for their children that will impact their lives....It WAS what I was saying. Children can't consent, their parents or other legal guardians make decisiosn for them, whatever their parents or legal guardians consent automatically apply to them. Didn't Jesus compare the end times with Sodom and the days of Noah? Did God spare any children from the nuking of Sodom or the Flood?
https://www.pewresearch.org/religion/2020/09/10/shared-beliefs-between-parents-and-teens/You stated that if the parents take the sign of the beast and thus become lost....
their children will fare the same.
What does the above have to do with children being or not being responsible for their salvation based on what THEIR PARENTS BELEIVE???https://www.pewresearch.org/religion/2020/09/10/shared-beliefs-between-parents-and-teens/
Pew research. It states that children have a strong tendency to follow the religious or non-religious beliefs of their parents. It is empirical proof that "free will" as defined as "choosing to believe independent of outside influences" is false. We don't chose our parents and to some degree we don't "freely" chose our religious beliefs. The proof is irrefutable.
How about we stop this aimlessly speculation and yield it to God? The Bible is clear, all who have taken the mark will be judged (Rev. 16:2), all who have NOT taken the mark will rise from the dead and reign with Christ (Rev. 20:1-2). Regarding salvation in the next life, I have no idea whether whose names are written in the Book of Life, only God knows. The only clue is the census Num. 1:3 - only adults over 20 are counted, that doesn’t seem to include children, unfortunately.But are you talking about parents making decisions for their children that will impact their lives....
or do you mean that salvation is involved?
You stated that if the parents take the sign of the beast and thus become lost....
their children will fare the same.
It seems to me that you were talking about salvation issues....
And I thought the US Gov. was alone researching the obvious. Of course children trust their parents instinctively, ever see an infant refuse mother's milk?https://www.pewresearch.org/religion/2020/09/10/shared-beliefs-between-parents-and-teens/
Pew research. It states that children have a strong tendency to follow the religious or non-religious beliefs of their parents. It is empirical proof that "free will" as defined as "choosing to believe independent of outside influences" is false. We don't chose our parents and to some degree we don't "freely" chose our religious beliefs. The proof is irrefutable.
I gave empirical evidence that parents influence their children's belief. What the children believe they are responsible even though their belief is partially based on their parent's belief. Aside: This is also evidence that "free will" as defined as one's salvation is self-determine is false.What does the above have to do with children being or not being responsible for their salvation based on what THEIR PARENTS BELEIVE???
I did.Please post some verses that state that children will be judged by God according to what their parents believe.
Good, we agree that children tend to follow their parent's lead.Of course children trust their parents instinctively, ever see an infant refuse mother's milk?
First of all, you have not defined "free will" so it is difficult to respond to the aspect of your statement as I am aware of many definitions. The FACTS show the children have a tendency to follow their parents beliefs as kids and adults. Even without a scientific study like PEW did it should be obvious that the children's religion when grown up is the same or similar to their parents. Give me a study to disprove the one I gave.It would be a total shock if children didn't manifest a "strong tendency" to follow parents in all sorts of things, including religion. Doest affect their free will choices once they are grown.
Good, we agree that children tend to follow their parent's lead.
First of all, you have not defined "free will" so it is difficult to respond to the aspect of your statement as I am aware of many definitions. The FACTS show the children have a tendency to follow their parents beliefs as kids and adults. Even without a scientific study like PEW did it should be obvious that the children's religion when grown up is the same or similar to their parents. Give me a study to disprove the one I gave.
More proof of the obvious: I asked ChatAPT: does the religion of adults tend to be the same as their parents
.... the answer:
The religious beliefs and affiliations of adults often show significant correlation with those of their parents, but the degree of this alignment can vary widely depending on multiple factors including cultural context, societal trends, individual experiences, and generational changes.
So, if you define "free will" as the ability to decide to have salvific faith independent of the influence of others (parents for example) then the empirical evidence proves you wrong! Them's the FACTS!
The bottom line is, all gentiles and heathens who pass away without knowing Jesus will be judged according to their own conscience, so it's reasonable to put children in that category. Getting saved or not is determined individually, so maybe we should stop discussing all children as a whole and paint with one broad brush.But are you talking about parents making decisions for their children that will impact their lives....
or do you mean that salvation is involved?
You stated that if the parents take the sign of the beast and thus become lost....
their children will fare the same.
It seems to me that you were talking about salvation issues....
Messed that one up. Sorry.Jeremiah 31:25 kjv
25. In those days they shall say no more, The fathers have eaten a sour grape, and the children's teeth are set on edge.
We may need to discuss this area.
Mississippi redneck
eddif