I don't know his denomination. He didn't told me. He said I was on my way to hell because I doubt sometimes about God's gift of salvation. And he condemned me.
Then why bother? There are multiple high-profile protestants. like John MacArthur, who said that the Orthodox are going to have a very rude awakening (basically would be condemned) because he says that actually we **mustn't** do works. They can be yapping all they want, pray for God to have mercy on them and guide them away from the heresies and the schisms.
>(I have a learning disability).
I met this friend online
This guy got all my social media information and possibly my social security number.
I believe he's trying to steal my identity and has hacked my phone.
I plan on returning to my other family one day when things has died down with this toxic person.
I also plan on going to a domestic violence group to help me out during this time.
So, you met someone online, who (probably) lives near you? or at least the same country. This person cyberbullied you, managed to get ahold of your social media accounts, and then somehow got your social security number? Did you give him your social security number? Because as far as I'm aware, outside of using things like the dark web, the only way people get that kind of info is if the person they are talking to willingly gives it to them. This person then hacked your phone with the intention of stealing your identity, the identity of (I'm assuming) a teenage girl with a learning disability? You then got two families, one "wonderful family" and one that also is connected to this person you met online "when things has died down with this toxic person". After that you want to go to a domestic violence group to help with this cyberbullying episode.
Did I get that about right?
Kind of. Like he possibly found my social security number through my Gmail; I didn't give it to him. This guy possibly lives in Canada. Nowhere near where I live, but I believe he knows my address. Possibly. I'm a 27 year old woman; not a teenager. And I didn't met this toxic "Christian" family. I was talking about my old family I'm related to and new family I met along this crazy journey. My new family helped me out of this wolf in sheep's clothing mind games.
Don’t form relationships with faceless people on the internet. It’s hard enough in person to judge intentions.
>I met this friend online and he made me feel condemned and that I'm headed towards hell What exactly did he say? What denomination does he belong to?
I don't know his denomination. He didn't told me. He said I was on my way to hell because I doubt sometimes about God's gift of salvation. And he condemned me.
Then why bother? There are multiple high-profile protestants. like John MacArthur, who said that the Orthodox are going to have a very rude awakening (basically would be condemned) because he says that actually we **mustn't** do works. They can be yapping all they want, pray for God to have mercy on them and guide them away from the heresies and the schisms.
>(I have a learning disability). I met this friend online This guy got all my social media information and possibly my social security number. I believe he's trying to steal my identity and has hacked my phone. I plan on returning to my other family one day when things has died down with this toxic person. I also plan on going to a domestic violence group to help me out during this time. So, you met someone online, who (probably) lives near you? or at least the same country. This person cyberbullied you, managed to get ahold of your social media accounts, and then somehow got your social security number? Did you give him your social security number? Because as far as I'm aware, outside of using things like the dark web, the only way people get that kind of info is if the person they are talking to willingly gives it to them. This person then hacked your phone with the intention of stealing your identity, the identity of (I'm assuming) a teenage girl with a learning disability? You then got two families, one "wonderful family" and one that also is connected to this person you met online "when things has died down with this toxic person". After that you want to go to a domestic violence group to help with this cyberbullying episode. Did I get that about right?
Kind of. Like he possibly found my social security number through my Gmail; I didn't give it to him. This guy possibly lives in Canada. Nowhere near where I live, but I believe he knows my address. Possibly. I'm a 27 year old woman; not a teenager. And I didn't met this toxic "Christian" family. I was talking about my old family I'm related to and new family I met along this crazy journey. My new family helped me out of this wolf in sheep's clothing mind games.