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I'm working on an artistic project and I need a list of the 55 events that summarize the entire Bible, from Genesis to Revelation. Would you mind helping me out? Something like this: Creation of the world Creation of plants, animals & humans The fall Noah and the flood The tower of Babel etc...

Unless God asks the souls, in advance, whether they want to be incarnated into bodies, all human births (with the exception of Jesus') are forced births.

No. https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/middle-east/mary-magdalene-feminism-metoo-jesus-disciples-apostle-christianity-judaism-pope-francis-vatican-a8281731.html

Because it is.

Could He have said differently? Could the wages of sin not be death, but rather something else, something less severe?

Here's a quote from Saint Gregory of Nissa's writings: Share your thoughts on the matter.

People know Vinccent Van Gogh for his unique painting style. If you want to find out more about his troubled life and how Christianity influenced him, I think you'll find this article interesting: Vincent van Gogh’s unappreciated journey with Christ | God Reports Let me know what you think...

Why are the wages of sin death?

What do you mean by that? I'm not sure how it relates to my question.

Why did John deny being Elijah?

I don't know. I think about the idea my brain has about what and how God is. I do not know if said idea coincides with the reality of what and how God is. I think about the idea of God everyday, yes.

How can I muster up this love that is required?

I have no idea what I am missing, whether it be intellectual, emotional, spiritual etc. I genuinely cannot come to terms with the idea that belief / faith is volitional, namely something that we can choose to have or not have. It just doesn't seem to be that way to me. I don't know how to muster...

To be honest, I find that statement to be absurd. Why were they not of them? Did they choose to not be of them?

Does this statement of Jesus from Matthew 24:13 mean that those who won't stand firm to the end will be lost? 😨

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Do you mean the "original Christianity / Protestant sola fide invention" distinction?

I'm sorry to hear about your problems. My condolences for your family members who have passed away. As for , we have Acts, which was written by Luke, one of Paul's friends and traveling companions. Do you reject the Gospel of Luke as well?