Will you be ready for the End? (part 3)?

Question

To create a human being capable of handling Gods’ power, He would have to be perfect in every sense. This means he would have to deny all that makes him human, which is a sinful nature. He would also have to reach a physical, spiritual and intellectual maturity as well. He would have to be almost super-human… reaching beyond most other humans and their usual capabilities.

This man would have to live a life, right from birth, to reach that state of perfection. He would have to be influenced by all the interactions in his life, all the people and every circumstance he is exposed to. It is only possible to deny his humanity by not being of humanity… so he would have to be isolated from everyone in his life, because they are of this world and he cannot, otherwise he would also be lost.

This man would not even know that God chose him to carry His burden because his birth would not be of a miraculous nature, but a real one.

Will you be ready for when the time comes?

Answer 1

You said, "To create a human being capable of handling Gods’ power, He would have to be perfect in every sense." Then you implied that each person would have to reach this perfection all by themselves.

This philosophy seems more Buddhist than Christian.

Christians freely admit that we will never be perfect enough to deserve heaven. It is only through the grace of God that we are miraculously made perfect for heaven.

Catholics take this belief a step further and say that this process of being perfected happens somewhere between the end of this life on Earth and the beginning of the new life in heaven. We call this purgatory.

With love in Christ.

Answer 2

God didn't create humans, humans created god. Living a rotten life, humans conceived of perfection and called it god. They conceived of an attainable perfection for themselves and called it heaven. They made up stories about god's power and ways to get to heaven.

You'd do just as well hoping to be admitted to Hogwarts.