Solo

No, he does not say so himself, Roger. Acts assert that he was born in Tarsus and educated in Jerusalem. Paul's letters confirm neither.

Jiri

Chili

Judgement is at the moment of salvation when we are called by name and there stand convicted as saved sinner (Gal.2:17?). This would be the sign of Jonah when we are as if swallowed by whale remain for 3 days in our Advent of life (Mary is the whale here) while we journey to Bethlehem and there find new dry land with a manger in contemplation of our past. In the end must we conclude that our destiny is in the East (where we left Eden behind when we first went West) and must arrive there with Nineveh intact so we will know our right brain from our left when we get there.

So as I understand it there is an 8 day period after rebirth when the old must get a chance to die and since we have these shepherds in admiration (our eidetice images are ours) we must convert them into assets again ([re]call of the apostles) and spend the next 40 months in Purgatory where we work our own salvation instead of working on the salvation of others (great comission = Matthew is a dirty trick without censorship).

Everything in between heaven and hell is where we are lukewarm but not cold as not called to be chosen = not born again.

The upshot here is that Catholics as Catholic cannot go to hell (one of my favorite lines) because they do not 'administer' the born again trick and will [most often] not tolerate them in their midst.

rhutchin

Your comments can be creative and hilarious.

Chili

It is my argument and can tell you the rest of the story.