The Grace of God -- Michael W Smith »
Posted By Dionys 11 months, 1 week ago in ReligionFor those tired of Revelation1412 and EkklesiaWarrior's hell and damnation crap:
God's grace.
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Dionys11 months, 1 week ago
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Probably true, though I don't know how 'Hell' is portrayed in the Qu'ran. For the Bible, the damnation-hellfire kind of hell is a fairly recent invention. The original understanding was of an underworld where people went when they died with no particular ties to whether or not they obeyed or disobeyed God's commandments/laws. Sort of an in-between, sorting place, rather than a damnation, burning place. Seeing as how the Qu'ran in parts adopts Christianity and Judean beliefs but puts a more modern spin on them, it wouldn't be surprising to see more hell and damnation.
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CRYMTYPHON11 months, 1 week ago
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Dionys11 months, 1 week ago
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"Anyone can worship a God bigger than themelves.
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I doubt anyone ever worshipped a diety who was smaller than themselves."
Ahh.. but this was the WHOLE POINT of Christ's coming. He was a soft, weak baby God in counterpoint to the Roman's angry, hard, violent emperor-God. He embraced the weak, the marginalized, the poor and reversed the political order of the time. He was the greatest of the small Gods. Don't you think?
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