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The Truth about Hell - but the mainstream fundies can't accept it. and maybe you can't either
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being near dead and completely dead are two different things. i wouldnt put much merit in NDEs. even those who really died, they came back and told their story. so.... they were not completely dead dead. knowhatimean.
Quoting: Salt Yes, but they knew of information that was impossible for them to know about during the NDE, but, was later proven to be true. Meaning what they experienced wasn't merely the product of their imagination. Beyond common thinking and I have nothing to document, But could satan have access the consciousness of some before they make it back permanently to the Father. Think of the implications there.. He could certainly stir the pot sending someone back with their reality that is still filled with deception. Maybe even the Father allows this for some as it ultimately serves His purpose to bring all back that will come.. Hmmmm. For almost if not all accounts, of those who saw hell in their NDE's, they either converted to Christianity, or, became a much better person. So why would Satan do this? Now, does Satan mislead some in their NDEs? I do believe so. There's some accounts, of those believing there's no sin, after returning from their NDEs. Meaning, they can do any acts good or bad, without consequences. The possible answer as to why satan would turn some to Christ with visions of demons in hell is when they come back filled with this false realities they scare more away from the Truth by selling hellfire damnation with pitchforks and men in red suits. Satan just loves turning people away from God and he is quite good at it. Still too, even if satan converts a non believer, we must consider that the majority of Christians are still going to be deceived when satan is defacto on the earth. Does one truly "believe" in Christ if they worship the false?
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