The bible also states that god is a merciful god and doesn't like to see his children suffer. This also creates controversy in that it totally disproves the theory that I had taken to. Which is a theory that many have long since related to. But if the bible says that

The bible has always been chock full of contradictions to itself and yet so many people follow what it says purely because they feel they must. Then there are the logical thinkers who, when encountered with the Christian faith, refuse to believe in it because they do not possess an ability to conjure up a blind faith. I respect those who do believe in it in light of its many rebuttals and recants, because these people are some of the most holy people in the world purely by way of there blind and loving faith. If predestination does exist then I honestly and truly fear for my well being. If it does not then it will make difficult decisions so much harder so one is to be sure of making the decision that will work for the blessed outcome.

The bible states that those who were chosen will forever be in his glory. It also mentions universal salvation in terms of god bestowing his love and forgiveness on all of us. But I ask how can universal salvation exist if the bible says itself that god chose a certain number of people to be his own? I do not have the answer and I have yet to meet someone who does. But I can provide a few theories. The theory that god predestined

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