I never used the word good. I described salvation when I talked about who will be in heaven.
Those who are forgiven by having faith in Jesus sacrifice to cover our sins.
I never said good. When I said bad views, I wasn't saying good or bad people. We're all bad and sinful and no one is righteous before God, only Jesus. I was just saying, everyone who's in heaven goes there imperfectly, including our views. We're glorified when we see Jesus face to face, so it's then that we become perfect.
Truly the only theological issue that separates the saved between the unsaved is whether they trust in Jesus' sacrifice.
It's not "Trust that Jonah was literally swallowed by a whale" in order to receive the Holy Spirit and be forgiven and be saved. I believe Jonah was literally swallowed by a whale or big fish btw, I was just using an example.
It's trust in the Lord Jesus for forgiveness of sins in order to be saved.
A Christian shouldn't believe in evolution for a myriad of reasons, but I wouldn't go as far as to say there won't be Christians in heaven who believed in evolution for one reason or another.
Also weak faith does not mean no faith. And also the stories not over for many of these Christians. They may believe in evolution now, but after being sanctified maybe in ten years they don't.
So that's why I'm not willing to so easily throw out every person who professes to believe in Jesus Christ who also believes in evolution as not a true believer in Jesus aka not truly saved.
I never used the word good. I described salvation when I talked about who will be in heaven.
Those who are forgiven by having faith in Jesus sacrifice to cover our sins.
I never said good. When I said bad views, I wasn't saying good or bad people. We're all bad and sinful and no one is righteous before God, only Jesus. I was just saying, everyone who's in heaven goes there imperfectly, including our views. We're glorified when we see Jesus face to face, so it's then that we become perfect.
Truly the only theological issue that separates the saved between the unsaved is whether they trust in Jesus' sacrifice.
It's not "Trust that Jonah was literally swallowed by a whale" in order to receive the Holy Spirit and be forgiven and be saved. I believe Jonah was literally swallowed by a whale or big fish btw, I was just using an example.
It's trust in the Lord Jesus for forgiveness of sins in order to be saved.
A Christian shouldn't believe in evolution for a myriad of reasons, but I wouldn't go as far as to say there won't be Christians in heaven who believed in evolution for one reason or another.
Also weak faith does not mean no faith. And also the stories not over for many of these Christians. They may believe in evolution now, but after being sanctified maybe in ten years they don't.
So that's why I'm not willing to so easily throw out every person who professes to believe in Jesus Christ who also believes in evolution as not a true believer in Jesus aka not truly saved.