Quote Originally Posted by Sigurd Fafnesbane View Post
You "said" (how I interpreted it) that mankind makes an active choice before coming into this world. I can't think of any other denomination that teaches this.

Hints at preordination is found several places in the Bible and not just Psalms.
Take Jeremiah for example:
Before I formed thee in the belly I knew thee; and before thou camest forth out of the womb I sanctified thee, and I ordained thee a prophet unto the nations.
(Jer 1:5)

Also, consider John the Baptist mentioned in Isaiah and then later in Luke when Zacharias was told that his unborn child should be named John and should prepare the way of the Lord.

There are other sources of literature that deals with this, but I doubt you would recognize non-canonical texts.
Feel free to hit me up with the non-Canonical texts any time.

As to preordination, a point of order: It always concerns prophets, and as Sigurd points out, God can make whatever he wants happen. Extrapolating the lives of the (almost universally) disobedient prophets to the general post-incarnation population of humanity is suspect.

As to John, there is some cause to think he might not have been admitted into heaven when you look at Jesus' words after he is taken into captivity.