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My musical preference is to be able to hear the lyrics over the distortion of instruments.
Y'ain't missing much in the lyrics department.
My musical preference is to be able to hear the lyrics over the distortion of instruments.
Bruh, I feel ya. I think the teaching of Jesus on “who is saved and who ain’t” can be helpful…The older I get the more confused I am as to how the Lord works.
Some people say, all you need is the Holy Spirit and he will guide you into all truth.
Well, we have Calvinist here and we have people who are not Calvinist. Both claim to be believers.
So, was she saved? I’m like you I hope so. She may have not “looked” like she was to many but that doesn’t mean anything to me anymore.
As far as we know, she was a loving caring person who helped many people. Maybe she even had fruits of the Spirit. That being said, I know quite a few people who demonstrate love joy piece, longsuffering That are probably not saved. We have close friends that have this but I know they are not saved.
Confusing.
What reason do we have to assume it?Care to elaborate as to why you doubt?
She mentioned Jesus a lot.What reason do we have to assume it?
If anything, her publicly stated beliefs reinforce the importance of renewing our minds.I wouldn’t bet one way or the other on her salvation, but I usually figure that’s a fool’s errand anyway, unless somebody clearly expresses views that are anti-Christ.
Why not the liberality for those repeat the "sinner's prayer" at a crusade?She mentioned Jesus a lot.
She was influenced at a young age by Arminian/Pentecostal theology, as such, I’m sure that her life of good works was a reinforcement of whatever she believed about God, heaven, Jesus, and the afterlife. I wouldn’t bet one way or the other on her salvation, but I usually figure that’s a fool’s errand anyway, unless somebody clearly expresses views that are anti-Christ.