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Andy823

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5. Not really sure

Reply to steve2470 (Original post)

Sun Sep 11, 2016, 10:59 PM

Sep 2016

About what any church pastor may teach on this, but I believe the Bible said it was not for men, or women, to judge others, only God can do that. My personnel belief is from Romans, not for sure which verses, but it said that it's between you and God, and not to push your beliefs on others as to what to eat, if one day is more important than another etc. I think when it comes to salvation it's pretty much the same. It's what you do in life that matters, the kind of person you are, and if you repent and are sincere, you shouldn't have to worry, but if you are not sincere, you God will know.

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going to heaven via last minute confession of sincere faith [View all] steve2470 May 2015 OP

Steve, I grew up Baptist and that's what I was always told by pastors, etc. classof56 May 2015 #1

thanks! nt steve2470 May 2015 #2

If Hitler had made a such a confession, I doubt that it would have been sincere, Lydia Leftcoast May 2015 #3

I do believe it works that way, however Thav May 2015 #4

Not really sure Andy823 Sep 2016 #5