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One of the best quotes I have ever heard.

 

I think a part of the question that started this thread when boiled down is the biblical idea that false teachers and their followers are so terrible to God, that they deserve special enmity and judgment. Believers are not even to welcome, eat with, hang out with, give comfort and lodging to, follow, learn from, or warmly greet (a sin I commit far too much) such false teachers and their followers who are lost in disobedience to Jesus' commands. (Matthew 16:11-12) (Acts 20:28-30) (2 Peter 3:14-18) (Matthew 7:15-20) (Titus 1:9-11) (2 Peter 2) (Matthew 23:1-29) (Romans 16:17) (2 John 7-11) (Colossians 2:8) (1 Timothy 4:1-5) (2 Corinthians 11:13-5) and well these two websites really for future reference:

What Does the Bible Say About False Teachings?
14 Top Bible Verses About False Teachers - Scripture Warnings

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The evidence is clear, those that hold onto doctrines that war against the commands of Jesus, as happens in so many denominations are just as bad as adulterers and murderers.

 

The question arose when reading a reaction against Voice of the Martyrs by an online ministry. Voice of the Martyrs, a charity ministering to persecuted Christians, is very ecumenical and their ministry exalts persecuted Christians and those martyred no matter denomination as long as they identify as Christian. I used to be a huge fan of Voice of the Martyrs, but I saw some things done by them and Open Doors, another ministry to persecuted Christians, that clearly seemed wrong. For instance, Open Doors exalts those living in the Islamic World who hid everything about their faith, even to family and spouse, while claiming to be Muslim.

Now, the major problem immediately facing me was: "Do those giving a Gospel not in line with the bible go to heaven when they die for their faith? The overwhelming consensus in this thread, and would seem BB, is that this is a clear 'no.' Being sincerely wrong is not good enough, a living faith relationship with God and His Son Jesus, who we learn of mostly in the bible, is what is needed.

Thus, it seems that organizations that promote overseas missions through non-biblical organizations at all seem to be suspect, as I have learned from the people on this thread.

 

I answered this in post 32 that I just posted.

 

My problem with this is very simple: Why mix with those with a false Gospel at all as the church of Christ Jesus? It just seems like we are using each other to change politics.

 

I am sorry, I should have thought about my thread title more. In actuality, I picked no one specific, but I would certainly rule out Mormons dying for crime or intrigue. What I meant was Mormons who live overseas and are persecuted and even murdered for their faith. Maybe there are none, but I doubt that. I mean the Roman Catholics have martyrs, and they corrupt the Gospel as much as the Mormons.

 

Roman Catholics are decidedly not Christian.

1. They claim to be the Mother Church that all other churches derive any legitimacy from at all because we ride their coattails to them.
2. They are not against saying that the eternity of Protestants will be painful because they are so in error. (remember they believe in purgatory)
3. All of those I have talked to downright hate baptist beliefs and think we are terrible sinners doomed to some sort of terrible judgment after death
4. They violate clear teachings of the bible that identify themselves as false Christians They violate so much I'll just refernce you to this website, even just picking out the bible verses and ignoring the analysis shows that Roman Catholic clergy are false teachers (21 Important Bible Verses About The Catholic Church)

Really #4 alone on such a consistent basis is all I need to say. They teach a Jesus of the Church. This Jesus is not the Jesus of the bible to nearly anyone who would disagree with Roman Catholic clergy.