Skool Dayz (ePub)

Those of us who are Christians are faced with a difficult dilemma. I mean, suppose we Christians are 100% correct. Suppose God is a Trinity of Father, Son and Holy Spirit. The next order of business is to find the True Church, the Church which Christ founded on a rock, Matthew 16. 13-19. You want to find the True Church because the True Church leads people to Heaven. False churches lead people to perdition. So you want to escape from every false church.

Of course every Christian denomination claims it leads people to Heaven. No church declares itself to be a false church which drags souls down to eternal perdition! But it is insanity to think that every denomination in Christendom is God's True Church. Wikipedia tells us there are 40,000+ unique denominations / separate churches in the world. How crazy do you have to be to believe that every denomination is the True Denomination? It's not all that obvious which church is the True Church! This is why we have a difficult dilemma!

My nonfiction books run you through some logic and some evidence pertaining to finding the True Church. I suppose a little kid would feel rather overwhelmed to learn all this logic and evidence, especially if he was under pressure to learn it quickly.

People can generally get along fairly well if they stay off the subjects of religion and politics. But suppose you're a Mormon kid and suppose you are forced to go to a school where all the teachers say you're a brainless little idiot for being a Mormon. Or suppose you are a Catholic kid and suppose you are forced to go to a school where all the teachers slam you and torment you and call you a brainless little fool because you're a Catholic. Or suppose you are a Seventh Day Adventist kid and you are forced to go to a school where all the teachers call you a damned retard because you hold to Seventh Day Adventist doctrine. Or suppose you are a kid who subscribes to some other denomination, and suppose you are demonized at school for your beliefs. Well, perhaps you deserve to be demonized! I mean, suppose a kid is a wolf in sheep's clothing. Suppose he belongs to some congregation which teaches that Christians need not keep the Sabbath Day Holy. Or suppose a kid says Jesus is not God. Suppose he rejects the Trinity. If a kid is lost in a false church, lost in a church which drags people down to Hell, then he needs to be corrected, and if he refuses to be corrected then the kid needs to be cast out and excommunicated, obviously. Don't share the bread and the wine with heretics. You drink damnation into your soul by doing that, 1 Corinthians 11. 27-29. Recall also Galatians 1. 8, 2 Thess 1. 8, John 14. 23-26, 1 John 5. 2-4, Matthew 25. 31-46, John 1. 1-14, 1 Timothy 3. 16, Psalm 2, Isaiah 9. 6...