Chapter 21: Myth—Everybody Gets To Go

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Myth—Everybody Gets To Go

Today almost half of those named Christians believe that they can support evil with impunity from God. That it is somehow okay with God

that they kill babies and marry homosexuals and the long laundry list of evils in His eyes that I have already discussed. In the United States we are almost evenly split in our political opinions of which side represents evil or good. Why? Consider the moral implications of our recent presidential election.

Are we not also likened in the U.S. to ten virgins, five wise and five foolish? Doesn’t these prophetic words of Jesus Christ apply to the moral divisions in the United States? What about the moral divisions within Christianity?

Likened To Ten Virgins, Five Wise & Five Foolish!

Presidential Vote Bush Kerry

Total U.S. Vote 51% 48%

White Protestants 52% 47% Catholics 52% 48%

Of course, all of these named Christians believe they are headed towards Heaven and that the other half, are headed towards Hell. It is a spiritual dichotomy. Among these people, are Christian factions that

believe in a second chance theology. In order to “rationalize” their false trinity doctrine, they have taken a variety of positions offensive to God.

One position is that no one born human is in Heaven. The dead go

into the ground. I’ve talked about this before. The “Church of God” and “Jehovah Witnesses” have doctrines of this nature. One addition to this doctrine is the idea that no one actually goes to Hell, because Jesus’ blood has saved all mankind from damnation. Those who would be destined to

Hell without Jesus receive a “second chance” to reconsider after death. Of course, they all do and go to Heaven. Ergo, everybody gets to go! No one goes to Hell. Isn’t that quite nice. You can be as evil as you want on earth in this theology and in the end you enjoy the rewards of Heaven just like the

righteous are destined to do. Author Neale Donald Walsch in Book 1 of his “Conversations with God” 2 — takes this apostate theology and blends in some New Age thinking. In his god reasoning, “Hitler” is in Heaven. 2