I have a question fort those of the Christian faith.

Can the antichrist repent for his sins and go to heaven or is he doomed to eternal damnation?

Technically yes, but he wouldn't want to.Theokhoth

Technically yes, but he wouldn't want to.Theokhoth

This is the correct answer here, yet I'm pretty sure the TC will attempt to turn this into a huge thread.

well i think the anti Christ would not want to be "forgiven"

the anti-christwould want to be "superior then God"

therefore he/she would fight until death

Technically yes, but he wouldn't want to.Theokhoth

In my current view of the Bible, I don't think it's possible that he would repent. I view Bible prophecies as history that has already been written.. meaning that the events have already occurred, are occurring, and will occur again. I think that those who inspired the Bible to be written have the gift of time travel, and have already seen what has happened, and will happen again.

well i think the anti Christ would not want to be "forgiven"

the anti-christwould want to be "superior then God"

therefore he/she would fight until death

zoraluv

What do you want to know fort? House that ever gonna to matter to you? I'm in tent on building my faith upon my own observations, not the opinions of others.

[QUOTE="Theokhoth"]Technically yes, but he wouldn't want to.Baconbits2004

i never understood that part either :?

everyone has the ability to make own choicesand if we go off tract God would show small signs to help get us "back on tract"

thing is what happens if you were to belive in the devil? and became the anti-christ?

would it be to deep to go back?

Oh no! Another religion thread; quick seek shelter in the fort!Agent-Zero

Technically yes, but he wouldn't want to.Theokhoth

[QUOTE="Baconbits2004"][QUOTE="Theokhoth"]Technically yes, but he wouldn't want to.zoraluv

i never understood that part either :?

everyone has the ability to make own choicesand if we go off tract God would show small signs to help get us "back on tract"

thing is what happens if you were to belive in the devil? and became the anti-christ?

would it be to deep to go back?

The antiChrist isn't just any normal person, though. Just as Jesus wasn't a normal person, and was predestined to die on the cross for our sins.

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[QUOTE="Baconbits2004"] So he's predestined to go to hell?Metal_Mario99

i never understood that part either :?

everyone has the ability to make own choicesand if we go off tract God would show small signs to help get us "back on tract"

thing is what happens if you were to belive in the devil? and became the anti-christ?

would it be to deep to go back?

The antiChrist isn't just any normal person, though. Just as Jesus wasn't a normal person, and was predestined to die on the cross for our sins.

i see your point (makes me think)

but God makes every creation

he would'nt make a person knowing he would destroy (or try to)

his people?

[QUOTE="Agent-Zero"]Oh no! Another religion thread; quick seek shelter in the fort!Elraptor

I dont think god would create this person to be the anti-christ. Most of the writers of the bible who write about future events have seen these events in dreams or have been told so by god. (Im a chirstain and I thinkthat is right but please dont think thatthis answer is 100% correct)

[QUOTE="Elraptor"][QUOTE="Agent-Zero"]Oh no! Another religion thread; quick seek shelter in the fort!Agent-Zero

oh

:lol:

thats a good one

[QUOTE="Metal_Mario99"]

[QUOTE="zoraluv"]

i never understood that part either :?

everyone has the ability to make own choicesand if we go off tract God would show small signs to help get us "back on tract"

thing is what happens if you were to belive in the devil? and became the anti-christ?

would it be to deep to go back?

zoraluv

The antiChrist isn't just any normal person, though. Just as Jesus wasn't a normal person, and was predestined to die on the cross for our sins.

i see your point (makes me think)

but God makes every creation

he would'nt make a person knowing he would destroy (or try to)

his people?

We can't possibly comprehend God's ultimate design. It's beyond anything we could ever be capable of understanding.

Can the antichrist repent for his sins and go to heaven or is he doomed to eternal damnation?

Fudgycakes

I think anyone can go to heaven if they repent.

But if the anti-Christ was to repent, then he wouldn't actually be the anti-Christ.

Technically yes, but he wouldn't want to.Theokhoth

[QUOTE="zoraluv"]

[QUOTE="Metal_Mario99"]

The antiChrist isn't just any normal person, though. Just as Jesus wasn't a normal person, and was predestined to die on the cross for our sins.

Metal_Mario99

i see your point (makes me think)

but God makes every creation

he would'nt make a person knowing he would destroy (or try to)

his people?

We can't possibly comprehend God's ultimate design. It's beyond anything we could ever be capable of understanding.

then how am i to understand my purpose?

i'm a christian but i just don't see my purpose

one day i will see it i just wish it would come sooner

You might be able to come to some understanding of God's plan for you personally, but you'll never know God's ultimate plan for all of creation. That would be like expecting an ant to understand quantum physics.

You might be able to come to some understanding of God's plan for you personally, but you'll never know God's ultimate plan for all of creation. That would be like expecting an ant to understand quantum physics.

Metal_Mario99

huh? :lol:

and now it kinda makes sense :)

thanks mario ;)

It's what I do. ;)

Technically yes, but he wouldn't want to.Theokhoth