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Following Jesus has as much or more to do with this life as it does the next. There.

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No.

That dumbaseed Dan Bongino said today on his radio show that he is a believer after having experienced convincing events.

Jesus was never resurrected - they recently found the shovel that was used to make sure of it:

Based on what I see here on this forum I won't have to worry about needing someone to translate Australian for me in Heaven......

Some people are just confused, thinking we are humans going through a temporary spiritual experience, when we are actually spiritual beings going through a temporary human experience…

I see it that way too. We don’t ‘have’ a soul. We ‘are’ a soul. And we presently have a body.

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agreed and I don't feel a need to argue if I'am right and someone else is wrong. Iam instructed to do onto others as I would have done on to myself. I kinda see that as one's life's work in this realm.

That's so true, Feral American for example is a hillbilly R-soul. He criticizes those on this thread who have different views to him including myself and our Australian friends but is too spineless to criticize God when God does the wrong thing (in case he doesn't get to go to Heaven).

Wha !! In addition to your self-proclaimed authority to command God, you also have friends in Australia?

See-See-See-But-Don't See God's-Wrongs,

"our friends"....we do have a friendship with Australia. Wasn't commanding God, just requesting him to change. I hope you don't think God is going to want weak, spineless, groveling types such as you in Heaven. He's going to want men with courage, who see wrongs being committed and speak out against it. Your type will be turned away at the gates. I will offer Him my services in helping Him select who gets in and who doesn't. And Antlers was right, you also are an R-soul. As I said before, and I don't want to hurt your feelings, but I don't wish to respond to your posts...because you don't seem very intelligent. Perhaps there is someone you know who has a higher IQ than you that can speak on your behalf?

Matthew 5:5

Those who actually accept God’s invitation to participate in the New Covenant that Jesus established don’t look to circumstances to determine where they stand with God. Jesus’ earliest followers are clear examples of this. They didn’t look to circumstances to determine whether or not God loved them, whether or not God was with them, or whether or not God cared about them and their journey in this life.

They looked to a single event that took place on a hill outside the walls of Jerusalem.

That’s where they looked, where God sent His son to pay for all of your sin and all of my sin and all of all of our sins. And that was His way of saying that He has removed every obstacle between us and Him, so we can have fellowship and a personal relationship with Him.

And He can hear your prayers, and He can intervene if He chooses to, and He can comfort if that’s what He chooses to do. But you are in a right relationship with God. And you never, ever, ever, ever, ever have to wonder if God loves you or is with you.

God can work incredible good out of unspeakable tragedies...that doesn't mean He orchestrates the tragedies. The presence of sin in the world is why these things happen. It’s not fair. I understand why anyone would struggle with it. I struggle with it.

Maybe the only thing worse than disappointment with God in these circumstances is trying to navigate that disappointment without God. Maybe the only thing worse than disappointment with God in these circumstances…and really it’s because God's not acting the way we think God should act…is trying to navigate that disappointment once you've put God in the rear view mirror.

Jesus said, “I tell you the truth, of all who have ever lived, none is greater than John the Baptist.” But God chose not to intervene when John the Baptist was imprisoned underground in a dark and dank cell for up to two years before being executed.

Should we judge Gods presence, love, and faithfulness by our circumstances…?

We can both wrestle with honest questions ‘and’ embrace a genuine faith in God. God understands our pain. He welcomes our questions, and I am convinced that God would rather have us yell at Him than walk away from Him. When we hit the crisis of belief, we shouldn’t deny our doubts. But don’t run from God. We can let our doubts drive us to continue to embrace, even when we wrestle with God.

Yes, I believe in God!

Most certainly.

You certainly have posted a lot here in efforts to establish yourself as the expert and chief critic of God's "wrongs". In one of those you said "There's a subtle difference between telling God how to behave, and calling him out - - - ", but you grossly avoid any subtlety in your attacks, citing God as "disgusting". Please let us know when God chooses to acknowledge your lofty critiques and behave as you direct.

Beyond that, observe the asinine humor in your assumed ability to determine, criticize and condemn "types" of humans even though you know nothing about them - apparently a supreme superiority complex at work. For you to assume that some person would have even a hint of "feeling" response to your rants also reeks of delusional grandiosity. You have yet to engender a single feeler activity.

You keep repeating that you "don't wish to respond", but you do so again, and again. Is that simply due to an extreme lack of self control, or an extreme obsession? Maybe you would be happier and less frustrated by God's inattention if you were to to treat yourself better than that - do as you wish rather than engage in personal indignity.