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Humm, Perhaps we should go back to John's original Question. If John goes to Heaven but his son's don't will he be happy in Heaven knowing his two sons are not there.
This is one of those "Pointed" quastions you will probably never hear asked or broached in church. There are lots of questions that will never be asked in church, just a message of how you should live without looking below the surface.
When such questions are asked, and disagreements happen some will leave that church for another.
There are many different opinions out there of which shines a light on Organized Religion. The jury is still out on orgaized religion but you don't have to ask me. With so many brands of religion the answer is self evident.
A lot of facts in the Bible are ignored by the best of paople practiceing their religion. I have found the people closest to religion know the least about it. Someone said something and someone else repeats it until it became fact. Then someone checks and finds it isn't fact and an argument ensues.
I have done an extremely detailed study of religion over the last 60 years. I did it to defend myself. When someone approachs me on the subject of religion I can speak to the facts without any difficulty. Some people go into religion with the best of intentions. Most still have a lot to learn. And the best of those scholors are still debating the "Facts" of religion. Lead on.
Last edited by Ray E. Strode; 03/21/12 01:48 PM.
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