> @TheSynical1 okay. i may anger somebody but I've a conspiracy theory that God sets up Adam and Eve to fail. Lucifer deceived him, and so to curb rebellions he had the apple to test Adam and Eve
@isoboto AND if you think about it on a deeper level God exists outside of the confines of time. So I’m his eyes everything that is going to happen has already happened. So basically we are living in the greatest story ever told and He has already written it.

> @TheSynical1 that’s not interpretation though. That is what the Bible says.
@kendikane88

See, but what it says is up for interpretation. And you, in your view are taking those words for direct meaning, while some could take it as allegory and find their own meaning. You see?

> @isoboto AND if you think about it on a deeper level God exists outside of the confines of time. So I’m his eyes everything that is going to happen has already happened. So basically we are living in the greatest story ever told and He has already written it.
@kendikane88 True that, God exists in a different dimesion

> @TheSynical1 i guess so, because each preacher interpreted it differently. then there would be no singular truth, right?
@isoboto

Exactly. If you go from church to church, each Preachers feelings will differ, even if just slightly

> Ahhh, and if God gave us free will, could that not be a mistake on his behalf? If it wasn’t a mistake, then why would our choices exercised in that will anger Him so? The New Testament shows us a much angrier and vengeful God, doesn’t it? And the New Testament introduces a more Loving and caring God. So riddle me this, if God was perfect to begin with, why did God change? Perfect doesn’t need to change
@TheSynical1 see my reply above about the greatest story.

> If he made us Perfect that'd be a pretty lame and boring life if you ask me.
@Book isn't the reason why we aren't perfect is because we ate the apple?

@TheSynical1 the truth of the Bible never changes I am sincerely trying to help you in that video its amazing at explaining much better than I could ever do

> @isoboto
>
> Exactly. If you go from church to church, each Preachers feelings will differ, even if just slightly
@TheSynical1 Preachers...that's why you need to trust in the bible and God

In fact I wish I had that gift

> @Book isn't the reason why we aren't perfect is because we ate the apple?
@isoboto Yup. Cause God gave us Free will.

> @TheSynical1 Preachers...that's why you need to trust in the bible.
@Book amen to that!

> @TheSynical1 https://youtu.be/uZdv-TtiMkg
@ARCADEIUS

I don’t need to watch a video to convince me to care about God bud. I think I’ve made it clear that I return his love for me. Actually in those exact words.

> @isoboto AND if you think about it on a deeper level God exists outside of the confines of time. So I’m his eyes everything that is going to happen has already happened. So basically we are living in the greatest story ever told and He has already written it.
@kendikane88 maybe 2020 is the end of the story 👀 we're at the finale

> @kendikane88 maybe 2020 is the end of the story 👀 we're at the finale
@isoboto oh man! I wish!

lol

That sounds grea

Taken up into heaven from the rapture?

Hell yea!

LETS GO

@TheSynical1 but it's a very educational video that explains everything you keep asking

> @TheSynical1 Preachers...that's why you need to trust in the bible and God
@Book i laughed at the bible for a lot of things. sometimes out of pure joys (ie. all the gays horny for angels) or repulsiveness (especially the daughter-father mating sessions *shudders*)

It’s def not PG!

xD

> @Book amen to that!
@kendikane88

But those same preachers trust the Bible. AND, probably know more about it’s content than all of us. So, you can forgo their interpretation and put your trust into the Book, which would be *your* interpretation. I mean, a Catholic Priest will tell you one way, a Protestant another way, and on and on. Does that make any of them wrong? No. Does that make any of them right? No. Because of the *free will* to interpret the Word as you see it.

A Catholic only follows certain parts of the bibles, and I dunno why.

> @isoboto oh man! I wish!
@kendikane88 do you think about hell a lot? i haven't reached that chapter in the bible, but i imagined hell in Buddhism sense (with 7 levels, boiling oil vats and demons whipping us, etc.)

But

a true Christian would follow everything of the Bible

and trust that Jesus would guide us to what is right, and help us understand

That's what we do.

> @kendikane88
>
> But those same preachers trust the Bible. AND, probably know more about it’s content than all of us. So, you can forgo their interpretation and put your trust into the Book, which would be *your* interpretation. I mean, a Catholic Priest will tell you one way, a Protestant another way, and on and on. Does that make any of them wrong? No. Does that make any of them right? No. Because of the *free will* to interpret the Word as you see it.
@TheSynical1 I just disagree man. I think Catholics are wrong about a lot of things based on what I have read. And you can call it interpretation if you want but it clearly is not in a lot of places.

I talked about the Bible pretty much 24/7 for a living

I try to help people but it's up to them to accept it or not

You can lead a horse to Water right

> I talked about the Bible pretty much 24/7 for a living
@ARCADEIUS educate me! i like talking about christianity and religions. especially the "saving" process

i've so much questions on how one is saved

tell me your experience!

> @TheSynical1 but it's a very educational video that explains everything you keep asking
@ARCADEIUS

It explains it from someone else’s perspective yes, but that doesn’t mean that that has to be the way it is. We all have different perspectives. And it should *ALWAYS* be that way. Like I said, made in his image, and yet we are all completely different in body, mind and spirit. So would not the image, Word and perspective of God be different to us all? And would that not be the way it was intended considering?

> @kendikane88 do you think about hell a lot? i haven't reached that chapter in the bible, but i imagined hell in Buddhism sense (with 7 levels, boiling oil vats and demons whipping us, etc.)
@isoboto I don’t think about it a lot because I know that it doesn’t apply to me. I believe that people who end up in hell face an eternity of suffering. Some people think they will be “blotted out” into non existence. But I believe the lake of fire is a place of eternal suffering just as heaven is a place of eternal life

@isoboto my experience how I was saved

I was a rotten piece of s*** Thug on the streets Robin people banging women everyday doing drugs sellen crack that's what I was