Swmming trecherous waters.

 As most the religious world splashes and flounders around in the treacherous waters of man-made doctrine, man-made theology, denominated segregation, clerical liturgy, and smothering the laity by manipulation, control and fear-mongering preaching of judgement and condemnation... the Community of Humanity is in need of hearing the voice of good news that was hearlded at the birth of the Peace Bringer...Jesus at whose birth the angles declared ..."Peace on earth, goodwill toward men."

 There is only one Gospel...one good news...and it is this;

 "For God so LOVED the people of the world He gave His One and Only Son..."

 God LOVES you, He is not out to get you and send you to hell because you have done wrong, He came to forgive you...and He DID! Why not walk in His forgiveness and love as the LOVED child of God you are.

 That is the GOOD NEWS of the GOSPEL!

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  1. Hubert MoulandFebruary 8, 2015 at 7:37 AM

    This is why there is so much false doctrine in our churches. You can't just quote part of a verse and leave out the rest unless the devil has blinded your eyes to it.

    That whoso ever believeth in Him should not perish. How do you escape perishing? By believing.

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  2. GlennFebruary 8, 2015 at 9:27 AM

    The trouble is that you consider perishing as being punished in hell fire for eternity...the text does not!

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  3. Hubert MoulandFebruary 8, 2015 at 6:41 PM

    Regardless of how you interpret it, whether burning forever or burning out of existence it shoots down the doctrine of univeralism that many in grace movement teach.

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