Trust me, it's entirely possible. When your church doesn't even believe in the traditional "Hell," it's kind of hard for anyone to preach Hellfire. For us, it's not a matter of going to Hell. It's a matter of wanting what I might refer to as "sanctification" as opposed to "justification." (We don't actually use those exact words all that often. I just used them because I thought that people reading this might be able to relate to them. If necessary, I can elaborate.)
I'm not sure if you read my last post correctly. I don't fear having my beliefs questioned, nor am I afraid of being presented with a perspective I've never considered before. I grew up being encouraged to question and never being discouraged from doubting someone's words if they didn't ring true to me. What my was trying to say in my prior answer is that I have a pretty much
zero-tolerance policy towards rude people, people who can't discuss theological differences without getting nasty. I'm a whole lot more patient than I used to be, but my patience only extends so far. I'm not afraid
of jerks. I'm afraid
for jerks. I wouldn't want to find myself in their shoes when their rude behavior finally presses one too many of my buttons.