On Thu, 8 Dec 2005 06:44:00 -0500 "Lance Muir" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Judy said'For the record, I don't believe that C. S. Lewis actually knew the Lord'
 
Lance, having made an incorrect leap in logic,due to a  belief that Judy believed that persons who die while not knowing the Lord (Lewis is dead), go to hell, thought she'd so consigned him. I suspect that the operative word herein is 'consigned'. Let me then remove this word and, ask Judy the following questions:   
 
1. Do you stand by your assessment that csl did not 'know' (define please) the Lord?
 
Yes I do and if you are scandalized by CSL Lance, I would say the same about Augustine, Athanasius and Calvin who called himself an "Augustinian theologian"  ... They were not following the example Christ left for us either by
hunting down and killing heretics. Do you think the "culture of their day" will excuse them?  I can't imagine having to stand in front of the Lord in that day and say "But Lord, I hunted down and killed all of these heretics in your name" (as per Matt 7:21) Tell me, is this doing the will of the Father?  Is this following Jesus' example?  Will He say "Well done thou good and faithful servant?"
 
2. Should you be correct then, WHERE IS CSL? (employ some biblical interpretation, please)
 
CSL has gone to spend eternity with the one he served and the Lord Himself will make that determination by either accepting or rejecting him on that day. 
 
thanks,  Lance
 

                                         judyt                                       
He that says "I know Him" and doesn't keep His Commandments
                              is a liar (1 John 2:4)

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