Don't Ask....Don't Tell. Good Policy?

[MissBrattified]

Let me get this straight:

So now if we say we don't agree with someone's doctrine, it means we're saying they're going to hell, even if we don't say that specifically? (And that we're judging them.)

Wow. Talk about adopting a policy that will stifle all open conversation and create a very boring "amen" corner. LOL!!!!

[Hoovie]

Originally Posted by MissBrattified

Let me get this straight:

So now if we say we don't agree with someone's doctrine, it means we're saying they're going to hell, even if we don't say that specifically? (And that we're judging them.)

Wow. Talk about adopting a policy that will stifle all open conversation and create a very boring "amen" corner. LOL!!!!

Negative! Nope! No way! Quite the opposite actually. I think it's fact that we all have some "false" doctrine/perceptions/interpretations. The sooner we realize that the easier we can rest in the perfection of Christ.

[Jeffrey]

Originally Posted by MissBrattified

Let me get this straight:

So now if we say we don't agree with someone's doctrine, it means we're saying they're going to hell, even if we don't say that specifically? (And that we're judging them.)

Wow. Talk about adopting a policy that will stifle all open conversation and create a very boring "amen" corner. LOL!!!!

Well someone's doctrine of salvation that says you MUST do xyz to have salvation. Let's quit being coy about it, the logical conclusion is, if you DON'T do xyz then you aren't saved. Otherwise, you don't really believe that what you believe is true