39 Articles Of Church Of England
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Do you believe a church & its members should pray for the soul of Hitler?
I read an article back about 2 or 3 yrs. ago, that there’s a church in New England that has been praying for the soul of Hitler because they believe every sinner, no matter how evil they were, deserve to have their soul prayed for. Anyone remember that newspaper article?
Persons responding to this question have the wrong idea on forgiveness. Anyone can pray for anyone’s soul, even if a person is dead. Why? Because a dead person hasn’t been judged by God, yet! You are not judged till the end days are over. No one goes to heaven yet! Check your Bible (B=Basic I=instructions B=before L=leaving E=earth).
YES EVERYone should pary for soul you can heate what thay
do but pary for the soul everyone has a inter man and it cry
out for God but the out side man doesn’t some time so yes
pray for that soul and some bad people have evil spirits on them or in them look at the inside not the out side.
Sins(2005)Shiny Ahuja and Seema Rahmani in their role of a lifetime!
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