Texas Drifter: Questions for Religious Leaders And?

Library Entry # 613

Marshall’s Law Dateline – Original title was, Questions for Religious Leaders and Readers Smarter than Texas Drifter.

Definition of incarnate is invested with human nature and form.

Definition of evil is, one definition is, cosmic satanic force.

Definition of satanic is relating to adversary of God, and lord of extreme cruelty and viciousness in Judaism and Christianity.

Fair observation seems that all humans can, will, and do, have lapses of faith in Heaven. Consider even Heavenly Father’s Son as reported in Mark 15:34 English Standard Version: “And at the ninth hour Jesus cried with a loud voice, “Eloi, Eloi, lema sabachthani?” which means, “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?”

Heavenly Father’s Son temporally lapse of human faith evolved. Consider, Luke 23:34 English Standard Version and Jesus said, “Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do.” And they cast lots to divide his garments.

First question for religious scholars and others smarter than Texas Drifter: are not temporary lapses in faith meant to teach mercy of Heaven’s compassion; plus remind those pursuing free will, one of Americans inalienable rights, that vanity is not virtuous behavior?

Second question of others to follow does reverse hold true: Father should not forgive them for they know what they do?

Please explain to Texas Drifter, does not free will “muddy up” spiritual waters? Compare confessing sins and trying not to repeat same sins in future; to one knowing that they are intentionally committing sins believing that they will be forgiven at next confessions?

As repetition is good training tool, short excerpt follows from Citizens Passions Continue Plus 251: Texas Drifter: Was James’ Brother Jude Right?

Texas Drifter knew a father who gave his heroin addicted daughter money so she did not have to prostitute herself or steal to get money to buy her heroin. Her father asked me what I thought, told him he and his daughter were going down a road without a happy ending. He said I did not know what it was like to have a heroin addicted daughter. With that I agreed, but said I knew what it was like to be blinded by bad decisions. We have never spoken since.

Following government and private sector partnerships: mortgage industry, student loans, health care services, public education, social services, financial industries, automobile industries, and other public bureaucrat and private citizens’ partnerships always travel down roads without happy endings.

Government should do what it does best: foreign security, domestic border security, civil law enforcement, fire suppression, emergency medical transport services, and few regulatory services to travel down roads with better endings.

Possible partial answers for problems which do not have easy or pleasant solutions confronting America, enacting and staying committed to solutions requires mature adults not adults with personalities of two year old children.

Time has arrived for Americans to cease and desist, acting like the father who gave his daughter money to buy her heroin so as to protect his reputation and keep her out of trouble.

Translation free will private sector ethical capitalism is good. Another truth: public sector Marxist-fascism advocated by Obama, Progressive Democrats their allies and corporate fascist Obama Republicans is taking America down a road with no different an ending than the one for the father who gave his daughter money to buy her heroin.

Moving on to moral of this writing exercise: Texas Drifter not being a religious scholar, wonders was not Jude, brother of James, concerned with early teachings by some Christian leaders that Christians can sin without risking salvation; because Heaven’s Son had already died for their sins? Jude’s own words from THE GENERAL EPISTLE OF JUDE:

Jude: 3 - … it was needful for me to write unto you, and exhort you that you should earnestly contend for the faith which was once delivered unto the Saints.
Jude: 5 – I will therefore put you in remembrance, though you once knew this, how the Lord, having saved the people out of Egypt, afterward destroyed them that believed not.
Jude: 21 – Keep your selves in the love of God …

Was Paul (Galatians 5:13) also concerned with same issue troubling Jude?

Reader needs to be patience as above Judeo-Christian teachings tie into contemporary American history. Perhaps reader can help Texas Drifter seeking questions from religious scholars and others smarter than Texas Drifter, a non-religious scholar understand.

Question: Would Heaven allow his only Son to be crucified so perpetual sinners could be given immunity for free will sins committed with advance expectation of Heaven’s Salvation? Back to question in title: Was James' Brother Jude Right?

Question translation: Does Heaven overturn his Son’s spiritual Salvation judgments?

Texas Drifter is just asking a questions that might also be of interest, to Progressive Democrats and Obama Republicans who apparently believe they are entitled to passes for all their premeditated free will sins involving breaking their oaths to Heaven to uphold, protect, and defend America’s Constitution and Bill of Rights.

Texas Drifter is still seeking answer: Was James' Brother Jude Right?

Follow up question, would answer to Was James Brother to Jude Right, also apply Americans intentionally engaging in behavior to destroy America’s constitutional due process ethical capitalist system out of hatred like Marxist-fascist-Progressive Democrats; out of greed by corporate fascist Obama Republicans; or best of intentions” by those motivated by greed like many contemporary conservative celebrities.

One example, trouble with some recovering alcoholics or sex and or drug addicts is they over react by becoming mean conniving Robespierre cult leaders to show everyone how “well” they are. TRUE or FALSE

Question what might be judgment day for those who were accessories, to abolishing constitutional due processes, when their cowardice ignores inalienable right of self defense as potential option?

Is it proper to throw a life jacket to a drowning man, who you know will try to murder your family after you save their life?

Closing questions for religious leaders and readers smarter than Texas Drifter:
1. Does one need to have a soul to be saved, do evil incarnate satanic among us in U.S. have souls?
2. After accepting salvation, is one expected to try and to not repeat sins; or is salvation a pass to commit sins until next confession?
3. Does salvation apply to individuals only; or is salvation available for groups of souls collectively known as gangs, mobs, groups, organizations, political parties that are knowingly violating Heaven’s Ten Commandments and or Americans’ inalienable rights defined in Bill of Rights?

Clue, reader might review above definitions one for incarnate, evil, and satanic.

Texas Drifter is hoping that religious leaders and others smarter than Texas Drifter will publicly express their answers that might help others as well.