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Do you REALLY want to go to heaven? Have we got a deal for you!

Discussion in 'General Baptist Discussions' started by annsni, Jun 20, 2009.

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  1. annsni

    annsni Well-Known Member
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    Last time I checked, the only 'deal' offered was that of a free gift. (Rom. 5:15-18; Eph. 2:8-9)

    And one didn't book the deal via Mastercard, Visa, or PayPal either, for the only acceptable 'price' was that of the precious blood of the Lamb.

    Sad! :tear:

    Ed
     
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    What is even sadder is some have probably actually sent money.:tear::tear:

    May the Lord intervene and bring a Christian into the life of those who may have been mislead :thumbsup:
     
    #4 Salty, Jun 21, 2009
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    I agree Salty - it IS so sad.

    What bothers me is that there might be those who are given the gospel yet turn away because "I already will go to heaven". There was something on the site about "continue in your sinful lifestyle" or something - and you'll still get to heaven. UGH I'm sure it was set up as a joke but I heard about it on our CBS radio station yesterday and apparently it's real. Bleck!
     
    #5 annsni, Jun 21, 2009
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    Come on gang, this is a money making spoof and by that I mean someone trying to make a load with a novelty item like the pet rock.
    I remember a few years back a local here made a fortune by selling title deeds to one square inch of land in Texas for about forty dollars. You got a title deed registered at the court house. (the court house was happy to do it because they made a fee for each title issued. The guy that came up with the idea did real well. Google "square inch of Texas" and I think you will find somebody is still doing it only now it is down to $9.95 but I don't think the title is officially registered now. Just a novelty item to laugh about with your friends and being able to claim that you owned a little spread in Texas....

    So somebody on a spoof is gonna make a good sum of money..... I don't think it is presented as serious or should be taken as such.....
     
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    What of the unsaved who do take it serious? It may seem foolishness not to be taken serious to us, but we know the truth. What of those who do not know the truth, how many will be lead to beleive they're going to heaven, so they do not need to hear or believe the gospel, they're all set as they are.
     
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    That's just what I was saying.
     
    #8 annsni, Jun 21, 2009
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