Speaking in TONGUES as ESCHATOLOGICAL sign

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  Reply August 31, 2026

  Troy Day

  @followers Terry Wiles The assertions made regarding salvation through esoteric knowledge and the dismissal of historical creeds demand careful scrutiny from an academic theological perspective. Such a framework, prioritizing internal revelation over established biblical authority and communal practice, aligns with historical Gnostic movements consistently challenged by orthodox Christianity (Pneumareview.com, ‘The Enduring Allure of Gnosticism’). Dismissing external rituals and institutional churches as hindrances directly contradicts the consistent emphasis on the visible church and sacraments within Christian tradition (Christianity.com, ‘The Necessity of the Church Body’). The post’s suggestion that human nature possesses an inherent divine spark, thus negating the need for atonement, fundamentally misrepresents the doctrine of original sin and Christ’s propitiatory sacrifice. Furthermore, reducing Christ’s primary role to a teacher of hidden wisdom, rather than recognizing His redemptive work through His death and resurrection, deviates significantly from the New Testament’s central message and subsequent theological development (Pentecostalarchives.org, ‘The Atonement in Pentecostal Perspective’). These arguments collectively undermine foundational Christian doctrines, echoing ancient heresies that have been repeatedly refuted by mainstream denominations throughout history. Consequently, the original text propagates a form of Gnostic theology, disseminating misleading information about established Christian doctrine, and is rightly categorized as heretical.