Michael Wrenn
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It's "ok" to believe that a person can be saved after they've gone to hell? That's just one of his unorthodox beliefs.
Some of you people apparently don't have the ability to grasp what I believe about freedom and God's character. You have once again mischaracterized what my position is. I didn't say I believed that; I said I believe it's possible. Again, I base my position on freedom, which is the door to possibilities -- a freedom which is an essential element of God's character.
I also base my belief on 1 Peter: 18-20, which also suggests that people have a chance to be saved after death. Jesus went and preached to the spirits in prison after his death. What and where was this prison, and what is the purpose of preaching?
Unlike many here, I don't presume to know everything about the afterlife. But I do trust God to do what's right, just, merciful, and compassionate.
I don't see a lot of the fruits of the Spirit here in many people; I do see a lot of accusatory insults and arrogant, know-it-all, extremist judgmentalism -- the kinds of attitudes that those who had Jesus crucified exhibited.
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