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Previous Challenge Entry (Level 1 – Beginner)
Topic: Wow! (03/11/10)
It is with dismay that we categorize one person as a Christian and another not. just on our own assumptions. Isn’t it known that God knows who belongs to Him or not? Wow! It is so awesome to think we have the same capability as God. NOT! Yes. it is by their fruits we can recognize who is a Christian or not. But. what if their fruits are not showing? Does this make us judges?

Are we glad we are not God, having to choose who is following me? Wow! What a thought! To be quite honest. I think I would make many mistakes. I think I would be sending people to the wrong side of eternity. What about you?

Wow! Just to think we have a God so powerful and knowledgeable goes beyond our human thinking capabilities. Therefore it is of my opinion that we not say who is going to heaven and who is not. After all would we want someone to judge us that way with the potential of putting us on the wrong side of eternity? Wow! What an exhilarating thought that would be!
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AnneRene' Capp
03/19/10
I agree with you, having the power to decide who does or doesn't make it to Heaven, is a frightening thought! This is very tought provoking.
Darren Pettis
03/20/10
Yes, God is omniscient, and He is omnipresent. His transcendence is supreme throughout the universe.

He is the Author, and we are His characters.

He is in control, and we obey and follow Him. Very good!
Jan Ackerson
03/20/10
Thought-provoking, indeed.

I realize that the topic of "Wow" begs for exclamation points, but they are best avoided in narrative. Many of them can be edited out in favor of strong word choices.

Keep writing--would love to read more along this line.