I personally don't believe in a "Judgment Day" - where each person
stands before a judge in a court room and hears a verdict about their
life. I believe "The Final Judgment" is nothing more than the natural
end of our progression and growth - that point where we no longer learn
and grow. I also believe that point is FAR further out into the future
than most people assume, and I think FAR more people reach "godhood" or
"perfection" (a state of wholeness, completion and full development)
than most people assume.
I think God's grace, mercy and charity (long-suffering patience, especially)
are as universal and expansive as is possible, and I think lots of
people will be shocked in the end as they look around and finally
realize they aren't as "elect" as they thought they were.
The Scream
1 week ago
1 comment:
Totally agree with the 1st paragraph and the first half of the second, but in my view, that will result in many more people realizing they are more elect than they thought they were.
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