It still comes down to the same bottom line: if anybody can get into heaven without believing in God, then beliefs don't count.
How do you qualify that?
It is not a black and white issue.
That is why I keep telling you it is relative, and up to God. I know in my heart if I was to deny God at this point, I might not make it into heaven.
Take for instance when Jesus told the disciples about letting the least of my bretheren in, you have let me in. To me that implies that you do not need to actually let Jesus in. But they all believed in Him, and why didn't they ask Him why?
I am not also completely closed to the idea, that what Jesus did is a key for all who do good, to get into heaven.
But I know what it is for me, at this point in time.
Some of the most empty people I've ever met were professing Christians.
You know, there are Christians, and there are christians.
IMO 80% of christians in America, do not know the Holy Spirit. They would have a good reason to be empty.
If every christian in America tithed, there would be enough money to take care of all the world hunger, with surplus. Just how many christians are there?
Letting go of "religion" is one of the most liberating and satisfying experiences that a person can have.
Oh yea baby.
Don't you be guilty of confusing God with religion.
So, when you told me I was contradicting myself, which contradiction were you not disagreeing with?
That you are making getting into heaven by acts, and no faith, an absolute.