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Mission: Impossible II (2000)
IMDB rating: 5.70
Plot: IMF agent Ethan Hunt has been sent on a mission to retrieve and destroy the supply of a genetically created disease called ‘Chimera’. His mission is made impossible due to the fact that he is not the only person after samples of the disease. He must also contest with a gang of international terrorists headed by a turned bad former IMF agent who has already managed to steal the cure called ‘Bellerophon’ and now need ‘Chimera’ to complete their grand plan of infecting the whole world. In order to infiltrate and locate the terrorist group he relies on the help of an international thief Nyah of whom he quickly develops a love interest. Time is not only running out for Agent Hunt to find and destroy ‘Chimera’ before the terrorists get their hands on it, but he must also find ‘Bellerophon’ so as to save his love interest who has already become infected by the disease from a terrible and rapid death.
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Directors: Woo John
Actors: Roxburgh Richard,Cruise Tom,Hopkins Anthony,Scott Dougray,Polson John,Rhames Ving,Gleeson Brendan,Serbedzija Rade,Mapother William,Purcell Dominic,Wilkinson Matthew,Bell Nicholas,Chan Kee,Action,Adventure,Thriller,
Would you attend a church with this doctrinal statement?
Doctrinal Statement
1. The Deity, virgin birth, and sinless humanity of Jesus Christ our Lord; His substitutionary death on the Cross as the atonement for man’s sins; His bodily resurrection from the tomb and His ascension into Heaven to sit at the right hand of the Father. (Isaiah 7:14; Luke 1:35; Matthew 1:23; Ephesians 1:7; Colossians 1:14; John 11:25; Acts 1:11) The Holy Trinity of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit; three persons in one essence in the unity of the Godhead. (Deuteronomy 6:4; Matthew 28:1-9; Luke 3:22)
2. That Christ Himself organized the Church during His personal ministry before the day of Pentecost. (Matthew 16:18; Luke 16:12; I Corinthians 12:28)
3. That the New Testament Church is a visible, local congregation of baptized believers acknowledging Christ as their Head, united in the belief of what He has said and covenanting to what He has commanded. (Galatians 1:2; Revelation 1:4)
4. The creation of man by the direct act of God and his subsequent fall due to disobedience. (Genesis 1:26-27; Genesis 2:7)
5. The Baptism and the Lord’s Supper are the only two ordinances of the church. That immersion only is the baptism and that only confessed believers should be baptized. (Matthew 3:16-17; Acts 8:36-38; Romans 6:1-6) Only baptized believers have the right to partake of the Lord’s Supper
(I Corinthians 10:16-21; I Corinthians 11:23-30). No one has the right to administer the church ordinances except an ordained church officer, and that by the authority of the local church. (Matthew 28:18-20)
6. That every born-again believer has the responsibility to be a personal soul-winner. (Psalms 126:5-6; Luke 14:23; II Timothy 1:9)
7. In the doctrine of the total depravity of man, that all men by nature are sinful and lost. It is impossible for him to recover himself from the fallen state by his good works, and for salvation, Holy Spirit regenerations are absolutely essential. (Psalms 51:5; Psalms 58:3; Romans 3:10, 23; Romans 6:23; Ephesians 1:13; Ephesians 2:8-9)
8. Every local New Testament Baptist Church must be involved in missions to be scriptural. (Acts 1:8; Acts 13:1-4; II Corinthians 8 & 9; Matthew 28:19-20; Mark 16:15; Ezekiel 13:17)
9. The power of Christ to save men eternally from the penalty of sin through faith in His shed blood, and the gift of eternal life by grace through repentance. (John 3:3; Acts 10:21)
10. Every born-again Christian should be separated from the world, daily consecrated, and dedicated to the House of God. (Romans 12:1-2; II Corinthians 7:1; Hebrews 10:25; I Corinthians 4:1-2; James 4:4; Ephesians 4:1; I John 2:15-17)
11. In the eternal security of the believer in Jesus Christ, and that he is kept by the power of God. He possesses everlasting life at the moment of salvation. (John 10:28-29; I Peter 1:5; John 3:16; John 5:24; I John 5:13)
12. In the eternal punishment of the wicked in a burning Hell, and the eternal bliss, happiness, and the joy of the saints in a real place, which the Bible calls Heaven. (Matthew 13:47-50; Mark 9:44-48; Revelations 7:15-17; John 14:2-3; Revelations 21:1-5)
13. That all men will stand in judgment to give account for the deeds done in the body. The Christians at the Judgment Seat of Christ. (John 5:27; Romans 14:10-12; I Corinthians 3:9-15) The wicked will stand at the Great White Throne Judgment of God. (Revelations 20: 11-15)
14. In the resurrection of the dead, both saved and lost, the saved unto the resurrection of life and the lost unto the resurrection of damnation, separated by at least 1,007 years. (John 5:29; Revelations 20:5-6)
15. In Christ’s imminent, personal, pre-tribulation, pre-millennial return for all the saved, according to His promise. (John 14:3; Matthew 24:21; Revelations 19:11-16; Revelations 20:1-5; Ezekiel 39:25; I Thessalonians 4:17)
16. That Christ will one day return to this earth and he shall literally rule and reign in peace upon the earth for a thousand years. (Revelations 20:4-6; Zachariah 14:4; Revelations 19:15)
Our ministry of faith is grounded on and limited by the Word of God. It is in His Word that we find our authority, through the local church, for what we believe and are obligated to perform.
The plenary and verbal inspiration of the Bible and its inerrancy as God’s Holy Word as contained in the King James Bible, and is the only correct rule of faith and practice. (II Peter 1:19-21; II Timothy 3:15; Psalms 119:89)
Joseph, you are mistaken. The Roman Catholic Church would disagree with several points here.
Messenger of God. You confirm that this is not a Roman Catholic statement.
Orion Star Ablaze: This is a doctrinal statement of an Independent Baptist Church.
great gig in the sky: Do you define legalism as following the Bible?
Yes, It’s exactly how I believe. I believe Baptists have the truest and most correct doctrine of any Christian group. I agree with every point of this doctrine. My dad used to say, "Let a man study the Bible for himself and he’ll end up a Baptist."
Leroy | Sep 20, 2009
No. I?m atheist.
Lunatic of purity, unpolluted | Sep 20, 2009
No. It is legalism.
great gig in the sky | Sep 20, 2009
No dear, I don’t attend church, I attend school and as we know, when the education level goes up, religious delusions and superstitions quietly fade away…
Gastounet | Sep 20, 2009
No.
Sara | Sep 20, 2009
"Our ministry of faith is grounded on and limited by the Word of God"
No, I wouldn’t attend that church. Men wrote the books of the bible and decided which would be contained there.
People need to learn to think for themselves at some point.
MamaCat | Sep 20, 2009
Yes I would. You did say attend not join.
Although I am atheist I have no fear of learning about religious practices that other people do.
The doctrine you just laid out is no stranger to me than any christian faith.
D | Sep 20, 2009
All the mumbo-jumbo verses are based solely on faith. It cannot be proved or disproved.
Believe what you will but live in peace and treat others as how you want to be treated.
Peace.
Jeff (weseye) Wesley | Sep 20, 2009
What you have painstakingly researched is the basic theology of Roman Catholicism. Which is readily accepted by the believers of that faith. Most of the doctrine is unexplained by the Church, but that doesn’t matter. The believers accept it. What Roman Catholic theology says that these are the mysteries of the church. That is how they explain away the Holy Trinity. Or the virgin birth. Most of the ‘faithful’ accept this explanation with a smile on their face. In answer to your question: I would, I have, and I would again. Why? Why not? Can’t hurt. It’s a beautiful service, in spite of their theology. And everyone seems so devout. Like I said, Why not? Good Luck.
Joseph | Sep 20, 2009
What ascary way to live. Doesn’t matter how you live your life?? When jesus says "by their works you shall know them," these people would deny works?
piegowdealer | Sep 20, 2009
No. I found some beliefs that I don’t agree with.
Messenger of God | Sep 20, 2009
No.
Stalin | Sep 21, 2009
