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Topic	Do people who lived before Christianity get to go to heaven?
Paragon21XX 07/10/18 2:54:54 PM #29:	Marauder64 posted... HylianFox posted... Does God have a plan for every situation? Sure, absolutely. Does God know with 100% certainty how things will play out? No, that's ridiculous and flies in the face of humanity being given free will. Free will? Christians are pre-determined for Heaven. We're just going through the motions......like as a formality as it were. God knows everything. He says what will happen, and it happens. Double predestination, aka hyper-Calvinism (the idea that people not predestined for heaven are predestined for hell), is a complete heresy. Some people have been elected by God to salvation like Paul was, but that does not mean that everyone else that has not been directly elected have no choice but to go to hell. Otherwise, there would have been no emphasis that Jesus died for the sins of the whole world and God calling all men to repentance. --- Hmm... <cite>Paragon21XX posted [p:904830654] in Do people ... [t:76794439]...</cite> <quote><cite>Marauder64 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>HylianFox posted...</cite> <quote>Does God have a plan for every situation? Sure, absolutely. Does God know with 100% certainty how things will play out? No, that's ridiculous and flies in the face of humanity being given free will.</quote> Free will? Christians are pre-determined for Heaven. We're just going through the motions......like as a formality as it were. God knows everything. He says what will happen, and it happens.</quote> Double predestination, aka hyper-Calvinism (the idea that people not predestined for heaven are predestined for hell), is a complete heresy. Some people have been elected by God to salvation like Paul was, but that does not mean that everyone else that has not been directly elected have no choice but to go to hell. Otherwise, there would have been no emphasis that Jesus died for the sins of the whole world and God calling all men to repentance. --- Hmm...</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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