It's hard to reject much of your abnormal teachings
Posted: Tue Sep 01, 2015 12:36 am
(This is an archived correspondence at The Path of Truth. We have sent notification to the correspondent.)
To whom it may concern,
I have been raised in a "Christian" household for the entirety of my life and recently came across your webpage. I read up on it, upon the urging of a close friend of mine, and found it hard to reject much of your abnormal teachings.
As I read, I came across the list of false teachers you have posted. I was troubled when I found that I recognized many of them, that I even respected many of them.
In reaction to this, I decided to read many of the articles and found that I couldn't refute the fact that their (the false teachers) teachings were not biblical. I was initially worried that your site was an attempt, by the Devil, to draw me away from Christ. But I've decided against that and have a few questions regarding the many false teachers.
You claim these men are not of the Lord, they are of the devil and that they "have never known the Lord". Are you saying that none of those men be saved? I'm convinced that many of them are instruments of the Devil, although I can not understand how all of them are damned and evil.
Is everyone who is saved perfect in knowledge and speech? Just because they do not understand every aspect, does that make them "of the Devil". If one is "saved" does that mean they agree with everything your site has said? Are they not permitted room for error? Not to say it's acceptable. It's not.
Just to say that they are not yet perfected, and therefore are not perfect in everything they do. Must one be perfect before death to enter the pearly gates? Also, if these men were not "teachers" would they be saved, because you would not expect them to be perfect in their theological view? Is it impossible that the Lord of Heaven is speaking though them? Is it possible any of these men know the Lord?
Thank you for your time in advance,
Ethan
To whom it may concern,
I have been raised in a "Christian" household for the entirety of my life and recently came across your webpage. I read up on it, upon the urging of a close friend of mine, and found it hard to reject much of your abnormal teachings.
As I read, I came across the list of false teachers you have posted. I was troubled when I found that I recognized many of them, that I even respected many of them.
In reaction to this, I decided to read many of the articles and found that I couldn't refute the fact that their (the false teachers) teachings were not biblical. I was initially worried that your site was an attempt, by the Devil, to draw me away from Christ. But I've decided against that and have a few questions regarding the many false teachers.
You claim these men are not of the Lord, they are of the devil and that they "have never known the Lord". Are you saying that none of those men be saved? I'm convinced that many of them are instruments of the Devil, although I can not understand how all of them are damned and evil.
Is everyone who is saved perfect in knowledge and speech? Just because they do not understand every aspect, does that make them "of the Devil". If one is "saved" does that mean they agree with everything your site has said? Are they not permitted room for error? Not to say it's acceptable. It's not.
Just to say that they are not yet perfected, and therefore are not perfect in everything they do. Must one be perfect before death to enter the pearly gates? Also, if these men were not "teachers" would they be saved, because you would not expect them to be perfect in their theological view? Is it impossible that the Lord of Heaven is speaking though them? Is it possible any of these men know the Lord?
Thank you for your time in advance,
Ethan