[ SECRET POST #2664 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2664 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Want to note that (B) is pretty much the Gnostic answer and (C) is the deist answer and that neither is really super consistent with what you would call mainstream Christian tradition.

Doesn't mean that they're wrong, just wanted to say that for reference

[(Anonymous)]

DA

A) definitely isn't mainstream Christian either, as my church preached this for years, and our leaders got no end of grief for it. Mainstream Christians believe God chooses who goes to heaven or hell, and only a certain number is going to heaven, and there's nothing anyone can do about it. Church leadership finally caved, some years back, and they started teaching no one has any free will. Though they have recently abandoned some of the hellfire stuff they picked up from the mainstream people, which is definitely a positive.

TL;DR: I actually agree with a lot of complaints atheists make about mainstream Christianity. I am not by any stretch of any imagination, human or otherwise, a "mainstream Christian" though.