March 2010Evidence and CrownsIt’s interesting to me to see how, for some false doctrines, “evidences” which have already been proven false are still being widely taught as proof of the doctrine. And people believe them, even though true data would not be hard to find. An example of this is what could be labeled the “doctrine of crowns,” which states that ungodly people can reach heaven (provided they believe a few necessary facts); however, they will receive fewer “crowns,” which are given to the saints to cast at the feet of Jesus. He Shall Separate Them - The JudgmentSome believe that the judgment told about in Matthew 25 is a judgment of nations; however, the passage and its context give ample evidence that it is a judgment of individuals. First, notice the passages preceding this account—they are definitely speaking about individuals, and it seems as if Christ is giving this account to further expound on those sections. |
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