Chapter 12: The False Salvation Doctrine

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This is no easy task for me. I am literally fighting 43 years of mental

thoughts concerning my love for Jackie. To state my mind expects her to be at my side and that I might have to reprogram my thoughts and change my thinking to go forward in this earthly life is a huge understatement. I need to transcend the mental programming of my past. God will help me move on.

The same thing is true with most of Christianity concerning the issue of salvation. For over two thousand years the word of God has been abused. You think that being able to state from your mouth that Jesus is Lord will save you, don’t you? This apostle is here to tell you that you can claim Jesus

as savior till you are blue in the face and still find yourself in Hell. Why? It’s because of a “false salvation doctrine” & “where your heart’s loyalty is!”

God can help you transcend the fixed thought patterns of your mind’s

program. This is the stuff Christianity has fed you with through the years. Before we proceed, let me offer a prayer to God Almighty on this subject.

PRAYER. “Awesome and magnificent God Almighty, it is my prayer

that You will open the hearts of those who belong to You and of those who belong to You through Your only begotten Son Jesus Christ. As I ask You from the depths of my soul to transform my own thinking beyond the thoughts of how much I miss my beloved Jackie, I ask You from the depths of

my soul to transform the thinking of those who read this chapter. Show those with an open heart towards You the truth of Your salvation.” Edward

MEMO. If you have opened this book and are beginning with this

chapter, I would ask you to stop and go back to the beginning of the book. God has given this book to me in a specific sequence. The entire book deals with the issue of salvation. While I expect that this chapter will stand on its own, the real context of its message lies within the framework of all that

God has given my hand to pen. Go back, start at the beginning. END MEMO.

I touched on the issue of judgmentalism at the end of the last chapter. It is a close cousin to rationalization. Indeed, judgmentalism is often a lens

in which you and I view our life and the events or issues that confront us.