[fwdude]

God have mercy on his soul...

Too late for that. He lead thousands into apostasy.

[Romans Nine]

God have mercy on his soul...

Too late for that. He lead thousands into apostasy.

You are correct God did have mercy on him for a time. Now he will spend eternity longing for the comfort of the bed and sickness he died in and with for it would be pure bliss compared to his state now.

[Mrs. Don-o]

I may be wrong about this (it's always possible!) but according to your theology, Schuller couldn't possibly have had had an impact on anybody relative to their salvation, could he? Because if they were predestined to salvation, they were saved; if they were predestined to damnation, they were damned; this is required by the sovereignty of God; and neither their own choices nor Schuller's supposed "influence" could have changed their eternal destiny.

To clarify, I don't believe that. But I thought you did?

I won't mind if you correct me if I'm wrong. In fact I would be happy.

[AppyPappy]

He taught it but that doesn’t mean people stayed in it. For a lot of people, this type of Light and Lively Skim Milk is like a gateway religion. I now a lot of people who graduated from PTL, Shuller and Osteen.

[Theodore R.]

I have forgotten how Mr. Schuller was apostate. Can you give two or three examples.

[terycarl]

God have mercy on his soul... Too late for that. He lead thousands into apostasy.

I don't think so...he was ignorant of the truth because he had been taught otherwise by those Prottys that he trusted to be teaching truth (they weren't)

Luther, on the other hand, knew the truth, had been taught by those who only taught the truth, and decided that he knew better than they did as to what Christ founded as Christianity (he didn't)...