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Allan Svensson, Sweden
http://www.algonet.se/~allan-sv/INDEX.HTM

The Bridegroom comes, Come out to meet him. Matt. 25:6.
From where shall we go out? We shall go out of the great
Babylon, the great whore. Rev. Chapter 17 and 18. This
command of the Lord in Rev. 18:4 is now highly topical.

Never before we have been so nearly Jesus’ coming as we
are now, but how are God’s people prepared? How is the
unity in the faith? Sorry, very bad! God’s people are more
divided now than ever before. Instead of following what
the Bible teaches about the Assembly of God, they have
followed Satan’s false assembly doctrine. They believe
that the Assembly of God is constituted of church systems
and many religious organizations.

Most Christians have not yet begun to prepare for Jesus’
coming. They can speak and write that Jesus shall come,
and about the signs of the time, yet they do not make any
preparation to meet Jesus. How can we make a preparation?
To make preparation and be ready for Jesus’ coming, God’s
people must get the knowledge of the Assembly of God.

All God’s people must in the first hand begin to study what
the Bible teaches about the Assembly of God. What we
need now before the restoration of the Assembly of God,
it is humility before God’s word and a forgivable disposition
to each other.

The Assembly of God is no Pentecostal church. Please,
consider what this expression “the Assembly of God” in the
reality implies. The Assembly of God must be the same as
the Greek word “ekklesia”, and the Body of Christ. 1 Cor.
12:12-31. Then it is easy to understand that this has nothing
to do with the Pentecostal Movement. Pentecostal churches
have existed about 100 years, but the Assembly of God has
ever existed since Jesus baptized his first disciples by the
Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit gave them the new life in Christ
so that they became born anew. Then the Assembly of God
was born.

The Bridegroom comes, Come out to meet him
http://www.algonet.se/~allan-sv/CRY.HTM

Evil spirits in the churches
http://www.algonet.se/~allan-sv/SPIRITS.HTM

The great falling away
http://www.algonet.se/~allan-sv/MESSAGE.HTM

What does hinder the Antichrist to appear?
What is the Restrainer?
http://www.algonet.se/~allan-sv/MESSAGE.HTM#Antichrist

KJV, “the best English Bible” but not perfect
http://www.algonet.se/~allan-sv/KING.HTM

Why did the Pentecostal Revival take an end?
http://www.algonet.se/~allan-sv/CRISIS.HTM

The truth of the baptism by the Holy Spirit and the new birth
http://www.algonet.se/~allan-sv/CRISIS.HTM#baptism

Jesus cannot come today because God’s people are not ready
http://www.algonet.se/~allan-sv/TODAY.HTM

(repost from the forums)

For what it’s worth, there is no such thing as a soul or an after life.

So far, I’ve had very few people challenge me on this and most just make blanket statements without offering facts.

Think about what we know. Think about what we do not need to speculate about — on both life and death.

1. Death is not a clear line; on one side alive, on the other completely dead.

Death happens in stages as individual cells no longer retain integrity for a variety of reasons, often because of oxygen starvation from organ failure or trauma that prevents the blood from circulating. Parts of us are dying and new cells are being made all the time.

2. Organ transplants. Even when ‘we’ cease to be, parts of us are still coherent, allowing organ transplants. There is even a method of blood extraction from corpses that is used occasionally.

3. All of our thoughts while we are alive are contained in a structure of neurons. This can be seen in a variety of well documented cases from Phineas Gage through to the impacts of severing the corpus colosum and the impacts of traumas such as strokes and alzheimers as well as the structures found that map nerves to a variety of tasks and thoughts.

4. When people start to die, the brain is frequently one of the last organs to be starved of oxygen.

5. The ‘tunnel of light’ is caused by the visual cortex loosing oxygen and the remaining parts of the brain attempting to deal with that. The same ‘tunnel’ can be simulated. Pilots experience this when they use a centrifuge under high G forces for training or to test new gear. Both these are documented and can be duplicated with the proper equipment and/or circumstances.

6. People who live after being through this oxygen starvation tell stories based on their brain’s attempt to deal with the stress. They talk about ‘flash backs’, they talk about ‘stepping outside’ of themselves and seeing themselves. The same thing the pilots in the centrifuges report.

7. The more time the brain or any organ is starved, the more damage.

8. People don’t act any differently from more damage (that brings them closer to complete death and thus an ‘afterlife’) then other victims of brain damage.

9. When cell death is complete, there is nothing to store ‘them’.

You are parroting a lie about atheists, and an insidious one.

To turn it around; If life is so unpleasant for you, why don’t yo kill yourself to get to the better place? If you say that suicide would be punished by your deity with eternal pain in your after life, then why not just eat poorly and pick a dangerous job? Why not take up smoking 4 packs a day? After all, the after life is superior to this one — right?

With one life to live, life becomes more precious not less.

How do I know there is only this life? Simple. I’ll post that next.

Even atheists are hypocritical. I know if I truly thought that there was nothing after death I would commit suicide. Life is full of pain, suffering, and hard work. Why go through it for no reason?

Atheists hold on for that slight chance that there is something more.

Christians sin for the slight chance that they are wrong about Jesus.

This is often why some Christians are very immoral. Their sins are already forgiven and they are safe. This is standard Baptist (and some others’) theology.

If that were true, then there would be nothing in the Bible about judgement! And there would be no such thing as sin! Are you blind?

There are some that do, but it drives them crazy, literally.

I know I’d go crazy if any infraction at all would damn me to eternal torment.

Isn’t being “saved” a necessary, but not sufficient, condition for entrance into heaven.

Of course, you can always repent. But God could strike you down AT ANY TIME! And then, as Billy point out, it’s too late.

Sounds like a con to me.