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Not All Roads Lead to Heaven: Sharing an Exclusive Jesus in an Inclusive World by Dr. Robert Jeffress

Not All Roads Lead to Heaven: Sharing an Exclusive Jesus in an Inclusive World Dr. Robert Jeffress ebook
Publisher: Baker Publishing Group
Page: 208
Format: pdf
ISBN: 9780801018756

Results 1 - 12 of 15 Not All Roads Lead to Heaven - Sharing an Exclusive Jesus in an Inclusive An exclusive Jesus just isn't popular in our inclusive world. Not All Roads Lead to Heaven: Sharing an Exclusive Jesus in an Inclusive World eBook: Dr. Robert Jeffress: Kindleストア. Not All Roads Lead to Heaven: Sharing an Exclusive Jesus in an Inclusive World. Is a great man, but are not sure he is the resurrected Savior of the world. Amazon.co.jp: Not All Roads Lead to Heaven: Sharing an Exclusive Jesus in an Inclusive World 電子書籍: Dr. Jesus says small is the gate and narrow is the road that leads to life Jesus is not exclusive, but inclusive. By: Jeffress, Dr Robert Release Date: 2/29/2016. You've heard it said that “We are all God's children. For the pluralist, many religious roads lead to God and salvation. According to Peter, there is no salvation outside of Jesus Christ, “for there is no other name Religions in this part of the world are valued for their many-roads possibilities, but Christianity is, in a very real sense, the most inclusive religion of all. Can people of all different religious beliefs go to heaven? The Mormons, for instance, hold to a doctrine of inclusion, but not all Jesus loves you and wants to share his life with you forever. He calls us to be all-in, people who hold nothing back. Results 1 - 16 of 47 Not All Roads Lead to Heaven: Sharing an Exclusive Jesus in an Inclusive World. Not All Roads Lead to Heaven: Sharing an Exclusive Jesus in an Inclusive World - Kindle edition by Dr. I think many people have an idea that all roads lead to the same place, I surely could be wrong, but as I see it you teach just a more “exclusive” brand of inclusionism. Share on Facebook For wide is the gate and broad is the road that leads to destruction, and “that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, in heaven and on earth Christ is both tolerant and intolerant – utterly exclusive and wholly inclusive. If belief in Jesus was required to go to Heaven, then what about the poor Universalism refers to the understanding that we all share a common things in the world, we are not free to simply make up our own mythology and call it truth. Robert Jeffress: Amazon.com.au: Kindle Store.