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If the statistics, the most conservative statistics are correct, 40% of those who call themselves evangelicals have already bought into this greatest lie.

Between 75% to 79% of those in the mainland denominations have bought into that greatest lie.

This greatest lie, it's very simple.

It's very simple because it's easy to fall into.

And it appeals to our human pride.

It places me and myself at the center. It is palatable to the human taste, to the flesh,

to one's fallen nature. It demands nothing. It demands no moral obligation, no loyalty,

no boundaries. It places me in a superior position. It really anesthetizes people into doing their thing. If I think

there are so many ways to God and God doesn't care which way you come to him, then I'm going to do my

thing. And that is why I meet people who go to churches all the time and say, well, and I believe in

Jesus is my

savior, but he's not everybody's savior. That is part of the greatest lie. But falling for the

greatest lie will bring me and bring them psychological hell in a turmoil to say nothing of

eternal condemnation.

But here's the tragedy.

That greatest lie is not new.

It is not something that people in the pulpits today are preaching for the first time as if it's a new revelation.

It is as old as our first parents in

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