Man of Faith
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Don't worry. Non-existence after death will erase all fear - for all of us.
Shocking.
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Don't worry. Non-existence after death will erase all fear - for all of us.
That's just it. I don't know what anyone truly believes in his or her heart; and it isn't me who makes that determination.
Does "judge not" ring any bells?I think you are mistaken on this. I don't condemn them to hell, I just notice they are going there. Every person I meet or see I want to know their spiritual status so I can know how to witness to them.
If someone says, I live with my girlfriend and do you want to come over and have some beers, you don't know what they believe?
If someone says, I live with my girlfriend and do you want to come over and have some beers, you don't know what they believe?
Shocking.
Can you not tell if someone is going to hell by what they believe?
This is the scary part, everybody that is headed to hell is a mere fragile heartbeat away from an eternity in a fiery pit.
If there were any emotions at all, which there aren't.
One of the most difficult things about being an atheist is watching fundamentalists twist themselves in knots and become hysterical over a bunch of superstitious nonsense, then watching them humiliate themselves by broadcasting their transparently childish internal torments to anyone who will listen.
Don't worry about keeping me from going to hell. Worry about getting yourself out.
As a Christian it is very hard to watch people headed to hell. I want to grab them and shake them and tell them to wake up, you don't have to go there.
Wait, I'm confused. You're a Christian and you are again witnessing? What about going into the world teaching and preaching the gospel?
As a Christian it is very hard to watch people headed to hell. I want to grab them and shake them and tell them to wake up, you don't have to go there. That is one of the toughest things about being a Christian. I consider how C.S. Lewis had to do it, how Billy Graham has to do it, how John Wesley had to do it. That keeps me moving, keeps me knocking on doors, keeps me asking, prodding, urging, teaching, instructing, preaching, helping, giving, visiting. Within the first 5 minutes of meeting someone I can usually tell if they are headed to hell and I think to myself, what is the point of living for the devil?
So... going to hell is not a matter of who you are or what kind of a person you are, but a matter of faith?Can you not tell if someone is going to hell by what they believe?
You would have to ask that to someone who is actually living for the devil. Most of us doesn´t.As a Christian it is very hard to watch people headed to hell. I want to grab them and shake them and tell them to wake up, you don't have to go there. That is one of the toughest things about being a Christian. I consider how C.S. Lewis had to do it, how Billy Graham has to do it, how John Wesley had to do it. That keeps me moving, keeps me knocking on doors, keeps me asking, prodding, urging, teaching, instructing, preaching, helping, giving, visiting. Within the first 5 minutes of meeting someone I can usually tell if they are headed to hell and I think to myself, what is the point of living for the devil?