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https://www.ernestangley.org/read/article/30_bible_teachings

Ernest Angley thinks in order to be raptured up in the clouds to meet Jesus, that is must be required that they have the Holy Ghost. While he didn't state that having the Holy Ghost is a guarantee you'd enter the Rapture, it is reasonable to assume that if you make the Rapture, you had the Holy Ghost though. That doesn't mean that all people who have the Holy Ghost made the Rapture. It means that all who made the Rapture, had the Holy Ghost. That's the same as all pencils are writing utensils but not all writing utensils are pencils.

If you missed the Rapture but saw your friends meet Jesus in the clouds, how shocked would you be?

Please read this long article and share if you think the majority of his Holy Ghost and Rapture views are justified or not!

If the Rapture is true, would it make more sense that the Holy Ghost is required to enter it?

If a person deems themselves as an unbeliever, should he or she be qualified to enter the Rapture their only sin was to fail to recognize Jesus as Savior?

Both missed chances of scoring points. Both interrupted the other. Biden called Trump names like a little kid. Trump personally attacked Biden too much. True what he said about his sons were true but he went a little too hard and aggressive doing it. Biden did mess up numbers once. He also denied his son got a dishonorable discharge with drugs, then said he had a drug problem. Biden also said he said police departments should be defunded and then said he didn't during debate. Trump would have clearly won if he would have personally not attack as much and he should have allowed Biden to keep talking. The more he talks , the more mistakes he makes. Neither beat the other. Even I would have to say there really were no winners. It was an actual debate though.