Gnosticism and the Gospel of Fear
nick scarantino
Sep 2014 · scarytino
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Why are U.S. Christians so preoccupied with Heaven and Hell, and does this method of evangelism do harm at all? That's the question my friend and I set out to get answered by some evangelists at a recent music festival. Unfortunately, they were unable to answer it for us. Not being content, I did some research on the issue and figured out it comes down to two problems stemming from one main problem, all of which go back to the Bible and early Christianity.
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Kailene Dunston
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August 5, 2024
Yes the point the author was trying to state was clear and thought provoking. It also makes one start thinking about many other things believed in religion, when the bottom line LOVE is the one and only to set us free.
Susan Criswell
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March 28, 2015
A deacon in the Roman Catholic church once said to me that what hurts Christianity the most is Christians. I believe it. Not being Christian and having people who know that attempt to "save me" is not only annoying as hell (no pun intended) but it is also very frustrating. I now have something new to ask them. Thank you!
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Joel Thren
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August 18, 2015
Is caring for where a person goes after death so harmful? Jesus spoke of Heaven & Hell more than any other subject. Clearly this "teacher" aims to "prove" that the Bible isn't the final authority. This is a blatant slap in the face of God.
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About the author
Nick Scarantino bridges the gap between music and the written word, using both platforms to connect with people. His fictional narratives explore universal truths, and his articles dissect social and faith-based issues through an often dissenting theological lens. Nick creates music he feels others can relate to, yearning to connect with those who feel alone. Through all Nick does, he wants everyone to know they are loved and never alone.
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