Chuck Missler Has Died

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Ronnie_Tanner said:
What could be better for a first post than a clear sound of a trumpet, alerting people to the truth, exposing one misled and didn't represent Jesus Christ? The link contains all that is needed, hornetguy.

Regarding Chuck's false doctrines, I'll provide just one for now, and it's a BIG one that essentially shows that what Chuck taught was merely orthodox doctrine passed down from men, namely from the Catholic Church and was the antithesis of the Good News.

From What Happens When You Die?: Your Ultimate Appointment: Chuck Missler - Koinonia House Chuck says:

"The very concept of the need for a Savior presupposes the avoidance of the otherwise certain destiny of desolation and eternal punishment. The good news is that you and I are the beneficiaries of a love letter: a letter written in blood on a wooden cross erected in Judea about two thousand years ago and which is the fulcrum of all history and the entire universe. The crucifixion was not a tragedy: it was a crowning achievement. His achievement makes it possible to avoid an otherwise certain destiny."

The response, in detail, with plenty of Scripture and godly reason:

The State and Fate of Hell - The Path of Truth
Diabolical Doctrine - Never-ending Torment - The Path of Truth
The Reconciliation of All Things - The Path of Truth
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ThePathOfTruth is another cultist site that views EVERYONE as a false teacher
 
Ronnie_Tanner said:
PennEd, that's and evil accusation. The site that was posted is filled with over 1,000 pages of substantial instruction and teaching. You're comments here expose you. You bring no substance, and just nasty mob, leftist-like rhetoric. You speak of the "Trinity" yet it's nowhere in the Bible. It's a man made pagan 3-headed god that was incorporated into "Christendom" by the Catholic church.

Where in the Scriptures does it say a man must "believe in the Trinity" to be saved? Doesn't it say

"He that hath the Son hath life; and he that hath not the Son of God hath not life" (1 John 5:12)?


"Everyone who denies the Son neither has the Father. The one confessing the Son also has the Father" (1 John 2:23)




You're wrong, PennEd, that this is a personal tearing down of a man. It's an opportunity to alert people to the truth.

And are you saying the Lord had a lack of love, etiquette, and compassion when approached by one that sought to follow Him, but first wanted to go bury his father, and was told by THE LORD to "let the dead bury the dead"? He was describing this man's family, those still living and dealing with the loss of a father, as "dead." Is that "etiquette"? We're dealing with reality here, PennEd, something that is obviously anathema to you. Chuck Missler was dead before he died.
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By all means keep posting. You don't need me to point out the sickness and heresy in your mind and heart. You're doing a fine job yourself.

And thanks putting the cherry on top by claiming to be God in saying that Chuck Missler is unsaved.

I want to feel sorry for you. I truly do. Unfortunately the main feeling I have is disgust.
 
ThePathOfTruth is another cultist site that views EVERYONE as a false teacher
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LW97, although your accusation is baseless and you show no evidence, I'll ask you something.

How many false teachers were there in Noah's day?

And whose day did the Lord say it would be like in the day of His coming, the end of the age?
 
Ronnie_Tanner said:
What could be better for a first post than a clear sound of a trumpet, alerting people to the truth, exposing one misled and didn't represent Jesus Christ? The link contains all that is needed, hornetguy.

Regarding Chuck's false doctrines, I'll provide just one for now, and it's a BIG one that essentially shows that what Chuck taught was merely orthodox doctrine passed down from men, namely from the Catholic Church and was the antithesis of the Good News.

From What Happens When You Die?: Your Ultimate Appointment: Chuck Missler - Koinonia House Chuck says:

"The very concept of the need for a Savior presupposes the avoidance of the otherwise certain destiny of desolation and eternal punishment. The good news is that you and I are the beneficiaries of a love letter: a letter written in blood on a wooden cross erected in Judea about two thousand years ago and which is the fulcrum of all history and the entire universe. The crucifixion was not a tragedy: it was a crowning achievement. His achievement makes it possible to avoid an otherwise certain destiny."

The response, in detail, with plenty of Scripture and godly reason:

The State and Fate of Hell - The Path of Truth
Diabolical Doctrine - Never-ending Torment - The Path of Truth
The Reconciliation of All Things - The Path of Truth
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Oh, my goodness.... another voice crying in the wilderness. Is there a full moon again? SMH....

As I imagined, you have no original thoughts on Missler's "heresy".... just cut and past garbage from some heresy-hunter's website.

Please explain to me, in your own words, what is heretical about the red-letter quote you posted? It would be good to hear exactly what YOU think Missler said in that quote. THEN you can tell me how it is heretical.

Again.... we'll wait.
 
hornetguy said:
Oh, my goodness.... another voice crying in the wilderness. Is there a full moon again? SMH....

As I imagined, you have no original thoughts on Missler's "heresy".... just cut and past garbage from some heresy-hunter's website.

Please explain to me, in your own words, what is heretical about the red-letter quote you posted? It would be good to hear exactly what YOU think Missler said in that quote. THEN you can tell me how it is heretical.

Again.... we'll wait.
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Ronnie posted a comment here too:
https://www.premier.org.uk/News/World/Bible-teacher-Dr-Chuck-Missler-dies
 
hornetguy said:
Oh, my goodness.... another voice crying in the wilderness. Is there a full moon again? SMH....

As I imagined, you have no original thoughts on Missler's "heresy".... just cut and past garbage from some heresy-hunter's website.

Please explain to me, in your own words, what is heretical about the red-letter quote you posted? It would be good to hear exactly what YOU think Missler said in that quote. THEN you can tell me how it is heretical.

Again.... we'll wait.
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Yes, I've really had no fruitful original thoughts, hornetguy. Who has but the Lord Himself? I went along in nominal Christianity for 20 years believing lies just like you do, learning from folks like C.H. Spurgeon and many other men who never knew the Lord.

I've provided you with the truth in the links but you aren't interested. You're full of yourself, so you remain empty.
 
Ronnie_Tanner said:
What could be better for a first post than a clear sound of a trumpet, alerting people to the truth, exposing one misled and didn't represent Jesus Christ? The link contains all that is needed, hornetguy.

Regarding Chuck's false doctrines, I'll provide just one for now, and it's a BIG one that essentially shows that what Chuck taught was merely orthodox doctrine passed down from men, namely from the Catholic Church and was the antithesis of the Good News.

From What Happens When You Die?: Your Ultimate Appointment: Chuck Missler - Koinonia House Chuck says:

"The very concept of the need for a Savior presupposes the avoidance of the otherwise certain destiny of desolation and eternal punishment. The good news is that you and I are the beneficiaries of a love letter: a letter written in blood on a wooden cross erected in Judea about two thousand years ago and which is the fulcrum of all history and the entire universe. The crucifixion was not a tragedy: it was a crowning achievement. His achievement makes it possible to avoid an otherwise certain destiny."

The response, in detail, with plenty of Scripture and godly reason:

The State and Fate of Hell - The Path of Truth
Diabolical Doctrine - Never-ending Torment - The Path of Truth
The Reconciliation of All Things - The Path of Truth
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Just fyi Ronnie, all of the above are true and supported by scripture.

Hell/Hades/Sheol = A realm of the departed spirits of the unrighteous dead which is under the earth. The rich man of Lazarus fame, went to this place and was/is in torment in flame. If you erroneously parrot the event of the rich man and Lazarus being only a parable, then you've only done away with the proof.

Hell/Gehenna/lake of fire = The final location for those in Sheol/Hades and all whose names are not written in the book of life, also called the second death. People who are sent here will be conscious and existing, who will also be resurrected with an indestructible body for punishment.

If anything Chuck Missler's teachings was from scripture through his own studies and not the teachings of men.
 
Ronnie_Tanner said:
Yes, I've really had no fruitful original thoughts, hornetguy. Who has but the Lord Himself? I went along in nominal Christianity for 20 years believing lies just like you do, learning from folks like C.H. Spurgeon and many other men who never knew the Lord.

I've provided you with the truth in the links but you aren't interested. You're full of yourself, so you remain empty.
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again... as I figured... you can't give your own understanding of the "heretical" quote, because you HAVE no understanding of it. One of your idols opined that it was somehow heretical, and you swallowed it whole. Then came here and regurgitated it back at us.

You have zero credibility... I'd much rather you tell me YOUR thoughts, even if I totally disagreed with you... but your continual regurgitation of someone else's thoughts is worthless.
 
Ronnie_Tanner said:
Yes, I've really had no fruitful original thoughts, hornetguy. Who has but the Lord Himself? I went along in nominal Christianity for 20 years believing lies just like you do, learning from folks like C.H. Spurgeon and many other men who never knew the Lord.

I've provided you with the truth in the links but you aren't interested. You're full of yourself, so you remain empty.
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Ronnie spammer, you're a contentious windbag and your posts thus far are in very poor taste. Chuck Missler wasn't claiming to be infallible and was obviously a blessing to a lot of Christians. You're wasting your time here if tearing people down is all you have to offer.

BTW your attempt to claim the moral high ground was an epic fail.
 
Lucy-Pevensie said:
Ronnie spammer, you're a contentious windbag and your posts thus far are in very poor taste. Chuck Missler wasn't claiming to be infallible and was obviously a blessing to a lot of Christians. You're wasting your time here if tearing people down is all you have to offer.

BTW your attempt to claim the moral high ground was an epic fail.
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I wasn't saying Chuck Missler was claiming to be infallible. I'm saying he wasn't sent by God. He was a false teacher.

"Beware of false prophets, which come to you in sheep's clothing, but inwardly they are ravening wolves" (Matthew 7:15 KJV).

False teachers always appear as a "blessing to lots of Christians" because they scratch the ears of their hearers.

You've got nothing, Lucy and my time here has already proven to be very profitable. You just can't see that because you are in the dark.
 
Ronnie_Tanner said:
I wasn't saying Chuck Missler was claiming to be infallible. I'm saying he wasn't sent by God. He was a false teacher.

"Beware of false prophets, which come to you in sheep's clothing, but inwardly they are ravening wolves" (Matthew 7:15 KJV).

False teachers always appear as a "blessing to lots of Christians" because they scratch the ears of their hearers.

You've got nothing, Lucy and my time here has already proven to be very profitable. You just can't see that because you are in the dark.
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false accusations
:rolleyes:

i have good reason to believe she is a sister in Christ


ive seen nothing but ridiculous drivel from you....

definitely nothing from God

right now you seem like either

1. ignorant ... a sappling who cannot yet see... in serious need of truth and growth

2. a wolf..... a worker of satan accusing Gods children falsely


3. a troll



but definitely no signs of a brother in Christ you have already falsely condemned more than one based on your own weak understanding

not knowing their hearts or even beliefs
 
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Look, this guy steers people to a website that doesn't believe Jesus Christ is God Himself in the flesh. There are few things that Christians must believe. The deity of Christ has to be one of them.

If he doesn't believe in the deity of Jesus, then he is an anti christ, and not worthy to be listened to.
 
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