Christianity's Fatal Flaw

Thomas Westbrook (Holy Koolaid) complains Christianity's fatal error is its lack of instruction. For decades before him I complained that God became a man...and left no instructions? The All-knowing taught a dozen or so verbally and by demonstration, and left it at that? It was not as if the Guy could not write. Granted, the Jews destroyed everything they could of Christianity. From the first fifty years or so of the Palestinian church's writings THERE IS NOTHING. The Jews were nothing if not thorough. Knocky-knock; erase-erase.

But suddenly that was all resolved. For just the other day I saw that NO INSTRUCTIONS ARE NECESSARY. God became a man and died the death Jesus Christ died...for me. For all who would repent of rejecting Him. "For this is how [much] God loved humanity, that he gave forth his only begotten Son, that whoever believes in him does not perish (go to oblivion), except that they may have life everlasting." I saw it in a vision when I first became a Christian. It was a vision because He spoke audibly to me in it. He said, "Come unto Me." That was all the instruction I or anyone else needs. What do you do with a gift like that? You do anything and everything you can for Him. If I need specific instruction, He is alive and able to instruct mano-y-mano right inside my head-ball.

And here is something for Tom to consider: where the heck did the idea of God being omni-benevolent come from? I never heard nor thought of anything like that in 47 years of seminary, church, or Bible study. Omni-benevolence? It is a doctrine out of left field, kid. An all-loving God? Someone sold you a bill of goods. You have a faulty Bible and are not even dealing with real Christianity. The one God that is there cursed the earth at the fall, and that curse still stands. His benevolence is very, very narrow. From the Beginning to the End there is but one way out of His wrath, and that is the substitutionary sacrifice of Jesus Christ. He died for you, and you go from His reception of that. How much instruction do you need to love? You want evidence? You will find it there.