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Thanks.

She may go to church, but she is not a true christian.

That vile propaganda about the white race is so sickening.  Doesn't she get it?  We are all souls in vehicles of flesh, we share a common unity in each other. 

Pointing out the accomplishments of other races, poetry, great writings, etc. would do little to educate her.  You know, the Palestinians even recently were teaching toddlers how to add by adding up dead Israelis.  "If you have two dead Israelis and you kill three more, how many dead Israelis do you have?"  It is indoctrination like that at our most vulnerable age that creates so much hatred.  It is a perversion of teaching and an inhibitor of the soul to learn about unity and love.

And Craig, if you say five dead Israelis, I am going to shoot you.


Matthew

Ryan,

So Amy goes to church and professes to be a Christian Nazi?   Why do you believe she will go to Heaven?  The heart of the Christian faith is expressed in its theology of baptism. The word "baptism" means "immersion", not "sprinkling." Baptism was originally limited to those old enough to grasp its meaning.  Infant baptism and sprinkling was later development and is a valid alternative practice when followed up by "confirmation" at the age of accountability.   I mention all this because Paul's theology of baptism presupposes mature immersion and rules out the possibility that Amy can be a true Christian:

"All of you who were baptized into Christ have clothed yourself with Christ.  There is neither Jew nor Greek, slave nor free, male nor female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus (Galatians 3:26-28)."

If you are baptized a Christian, you are symbolically immersed in Christ's death and actually "wear" His Spirit as if you are a mini-Christ in the making.  This means you embrace Christ's example and obey his teachings.  It also means that you can no longer discriminate on the basis of race ("neither Jew nor Greek"), gender ("neither male nor female"), or social standing ("neither slave nor free").  Paul's baptismal theology is designed to oppose a contemporary rabbinic prayer for men, in which men thank God for not creating them a member of the wrong race, the wrong sex, and the wrong social standing:

"Praised be God that He has not created me a Gentile!  Praised be God that He has not created me a woman! Praised be God that He has not created me a slave (Tosephta Berakhoth 7:18)!"

So Amy cannot be a true Christian.  Why do you imagine she will go to Heaven?  Our fate in the afterlife is based on the principle of like attracts like:
"Judge not, that you be not judged.  For with the judgment you pronounce you yourself will be judged, and the measure you dish out to others will be dished out to you (Matthew 7:2)."  Amy seems destined for a hell or purgative hollow heaven in which she herself is the target of discrimination.  Remember, Paradise (= Focus 27) is the believer's preferred port of entry into the afterlife.  Through an apparent OBE, Paul locates Paradise in the third heaven, implying that there are 2 less desirable lower heavens (2 Corinthians 12:2-4).  If she remains a racist, her postmortem abode will be an unpleasant educational experience for her designed to teach her true compassion.  She will be retrievable, but will not enter the true Heaven in her current racist condition.  

Don
 

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Don,

"Infant baptism and sprinkling was later development and is a valid alternative practice when followed up by "confirmation" at the age of accountability."

This is true in the Christian West, not the East including those 'particular Churches' in full communion with Rome where babies are baptized and christmated (confirmed) at the same time. This sacrament is about Grace, not accountability. The concept of accountability is a Western innovation stemming from a legalistic, juridicial mindset, and, I might add, is based on fear, the opposite of Love.

Rob

Hi Ryan,
The latest issue of the National Geographic mag. has major part about DNA of all races coming from Africa. Would she read this scientific bent on the brotherhood of man?
bets

Ryan, the white supremacists hide behind Christianity.  I know. I live in Metaline Falls, WA about 100 miles from Hayden Lake, Idaho. When I first moved here in June 1989, my closest neighbor was Debbie Matthews, widow of Bob Matthews. Bob created an offshoot of the church in Hayden Lake called The Order. They used to train on my property. The Order did many killings, bank truck robberies, etc. Bob was eventually killed on Whidby Island, WA by the FBI, ATF, what have you.

Mention Bob Matthews to your girlfriend and see what she says. They thrive on hate, pure and simple, if hate can be called pure.

My advice to you is to get away from her ASAP as no good can come from this relationship. You don't want to be pulled into it. And they are so stuck in their beliefs that it's very hard to get any of them to SEE what they're doing.

With Love,
Mairlyn

Ryan,

If it were me, and I know it's not, I would talk to my guides or find someone who can to see why you and her are together. If it's just a free will thing, I would part company, at least on the surface. I would still be her friend and love her, but not be emotionally involved. If you two are together because you guys planned this for a purpose, then only you and her can decide what to do.

Whatever the situation, patience and kindness, two attributes of PUL, are always called for. Just remember that Love isn't stupid.

Rob