For example, I feel there is a difference in the definition of Atonement, Resurection, Repentance, Confession, Judgement, Condemnation, & Eternal Life, to name a few. But I get the distinct impression that for many Christians (at least the ones on here) there's little if any difference between the Resurection, and Eternal Life, between Judgement and Condemnation, between Confession and Repentance, and Atonement.
EVERYONE will be Ressurected, but not everyone will receive Eternal Life. In order to know how to make good decisions we have to learn to judge, but we are commanded to not condemn, which is related to be different than judging. And confession is a part of repentance, but the act of telling someone the sin(s) you committed is not repentance. And the acceptance of (which requires at least a knowledge of) the Atonement is a very valuable part of the repentance process, but there's more to repentance than just saying you accept Christ's gift of the Atonement, or just confessing.
2007-04-27
10:35:13
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Tonya in TX - Duck
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