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At a minimum I am responding to the false notion that one must enduring hardships in order to achieve eternity in heaven which is a false claim.

According to past posts by you, You beleive one must work for their salvation while at the same time denying that you beleive that, despite your posts clearly indicating that that is what you beleive. My bible doesnt teach anything of the sort, so you and i are not going to agree on the,issue at all, and i dont need you jump8jg into my conversations to someone else, as we discuss the preaching a false doctrine. You posted verse after verse c,aiming that they proved one must work for their salvation in the past, and i posted article after article showing that those verses had nothing to do with maintaining one’ssalvation. You ignored them all and kept posting ore like verse, and agsin I psted articles refuting your claims which you agsin ignored, so if you please, it is c,ear that you and i are not going to agree on the issue at all, and i dont need you jumping into my conversations to someone else, as we discuss the preaching a false doctrine - thanks.

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Bob, Please.
Stop with your false Gospel, false notion crapola.
You didn't even read the essay... did you?
Your mischaracterizing just to make a point- so you just fire away - without thinking. "+100... "We don't earn eternity..."
Where did the post, or does it, say anything about "earning"?
Pelagianism was a heresy that said one can "earn" Heaven- and the Church condemned it. The Church teaches we cannot earn Salvation.
Ive told you that before - and you ignore me.
So anytime you want to keep pushing a false position like that - you hopefully will hear from me.
It's something I must do.
And so you become foolish in your critique, which maybe we can avoid.
This title of the post that scandalized you comes DIrectly from the Gospel- Acts... HOW CAN IT BE FALSE Gospel then?

21 They preached the gospel in that city and won a large number of disciples. Then they returned to Lystra, Iconium and Antioch,
22 strengthening the disciples and encouraging them to remain true to the faith. “We must go through many hardships to enter the kingdom of God,” they said.
23 Paul and Barnabas appointed elders[a] for them in each church and, with prayer and fasting, committed them to the Lord, in whom they had put their trust.

This was just after Paul almost got stoned to death.
Read up on the martyrs and how they died for their Faith in Christ. Hardship? Yeah maybe a bit.

You may think the path to eternal life is gonna be an easy one...
but the minute you genuinely say "I Do" to Christ-your road to eternity will have plenty of hardship...
If done right...