"All roads lead to Rome" was a popular saying, used by many to illustrate the point that there are many paths, however, there is only one destination. The clear calm voice within, being the path and, God as Spirit, being that destination. I realize that you will disagree, perhaps vehemently/violently as other Christians formerly have, with my belief that Jesus did not come to earth to establish Christianity. That task was left to Saul/Paul and others similarly motivated. I left Christianity behind [and later rejected many of its tenets and precepts], initially because of their insistence of enforcing the concept of Christianity's exclusive access to God, [or whatever other name the Creator might be called, in any particular past, present, or future society.] I don't think that one must have a knowledge of Jesus as "our personal savior." And saved from what? God has no error to amend, so what original sin did God commit, that would enable us to even have an ability to commit ours?

 
 
Thanks for writing, ______.

Only question: you now believe there is only one destination, no matter how we get there. How do you know this is true?

Sue Bohlin
Probe Ministries

About the Author

Sue Bohlin is an associate speaker with Probe Ministries. She attended the University of Illinois, and has been a Bible teacher and conference speaker for over 30 years. She serves as a Mentor Mom and speaker for MOPS (Mothers of Pre-Schoolers), and on the board and as a small group leader of Living Hope Ministries, a Christ-centered outreach to those dealing with unwanted homosexuality. She is also a professional calligrapher and the webmistress for Probe Ministries; but most importantly, she is the wife of Dr. Ray Bohlin and the mother of their two grown sons.

What is Probe?

Probe Ministries is a non-profit ministry whose mission is to assist the church in renewing the minds of believers with a Christian worldview and to equip the church to engage the world for Christ. Probe fulfills this mission through our Mind Games conferences for youth and adults, our 3-minute daily radio program, and our extensive Web site at www.probe.org.

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