how do I receive permanent confirmation unto the church on the internet?

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Request for Question Clarification by pinkfreud-ga on 01 May 2004 12:03 PDT

There must be hundreds of churches represented on the Internet. Which
one do you have in mind?

Markchrist may not have a specific denomination in mind. Some internet
Churches try to be undenominational. When I was a Presbeterian,
children were typically confirmed at age 12 and new members after they
attended a ten session instruction course by the minister. I have been
a Mormon for 50 years now. The nearest equivelent is boys are ordained
to the priesthood at age 12, and new members after about 7 lessons by
the missionaries. Mormons do not baptise before age 8. Internet(only)
Churches likely do not insist on baptism by imersion. Adult Mormons =
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are sometimes able to
have their calling and election made sure after numerious visits to
the temples and/or very devoted service. This may be similar to
"permanent confirmation" Practices very widely amoung various
Christian groups. I recommend   www.fairlds.org   where you can ask
questions and get opinions from devoted Mormons, fallen Mormons and a
wide variety of other denominations and a few athiest. Most
diversified is the Mormon debate board.  Neil

Friend, I can confirm you unto the church at no cost.  It is written
in Scripture that the church is the body of believers who testify that
Christ was crucified, and who believe in their hearts that God raised
him from the dead.  It is also written that if a person confesses with
his lips, "Jesus is Lord", and believes in their heart that God raised
him from the dead, that person will not only be saved, but also
justified.  That's everything you need to join the church of God.

Please let me know whether you receive this message in your heart.  I
will help you mature as a Christian if you're willing, not for any
money, but because God loves me, a sinner.

May God richly bless you friend.

I could say a thing or two about sign seekers, but really when it
comes down to it, Church and Religion is all about faith and belief.
Permanant confirmation, meaning to know, isn't something you are going
to get from anyone. Like all belief, though, it originates within
yourself and what you CHOOSE to believe. Anyone who tells you
differently is trying to prove something that can't be legitamately
proven. If someone uses say the bible, the koran, or some other book
of scripture, you are assuming that it's true, which brings you back
to your debate, "how can you get a permanant confirmation of the
bible"

Sure, ask any Christian and they will tell you it can be proven. Then
again, many muslims will debate the Christian blue in the face.

Bottom line...go with your heart and accept the fact that faith really
isn't something that can be proven or disproven unless you want it to
be.