> > > I think we will find the loving arms of our Savior
> > encompass
> > > a lot of very diverse people - as long as they adhered
> to
> > > what is important: the substitutionary nature of
> Christ's
> >
> > > blook on the cross. And another poster on here has made
> a
> >
> > > very profound statement - implying that God himself may
> do
> > a
> > > bit of sensitivity training by grouping us with people
> > that,
> > > in life, made us uncomfortable. I may live in a mansion
>
> > > right next to a KJV-only, anti-CCM young earth
> > creationist.
> > > We will have a good laugh at our own brands of
> foolishness
> >
> > > during life.
> > >
> >
> > Ill gladly live next to the anti-ccm folks in heaven but
> > they better be prepaired to hear loud rock music coming
> out
> > of my castle
> >
> > Matt-
> >
> Better yet, they might even hear dcTalk perform their hit
> song "Jesus Freak".
>
> RDP <
>
I agree that we'll probably see our arguments over music, worship style, etc. as being foolishness once we're in Heaven. I actually had the thought that possibly even now Jack Hyles or Lester Roloff (assuming they're there) are listening to Keith Green, Mark Heard, or Rich Mullins.
I'm reminded of a joke about someone getting to Heaven and being asked by St. Peter what group they belonged to, and they were walking past different rooms for Baptists, Catholics, Methodists, etc. (Perhaps even different rooms for different worship styles as well.) Suddenly, they come up on a room with the door closed and Peter tells the new person to be quiet going by that room, because "that's the (fill in the blank)'s and they think they're the only ones here."

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