Sure, I'll bite.
I'm not claiming to be the beast of the apocalypse, but the Bible says there are many antichrists (and I am one of them,) but it is out of compassion. I'm an antichrist because I'm oppossed to God and the Bible even to the point of hating them both.
Why?
Some say the Antichrist will be a false prophet who introduces the world a Religion which unites all Religions. I think that is absolutely beautiful for so many religions and philosophies contain truth and beauty. So much division and confusion in the religious world drives me nuts!
When two conflicting ideas capitulate to each other, error is compounded and all truth is lost. Only one - if either - of them can possibly be correct, and truth ought to triumph over error. It is not at all beautiful, this idea of unitive religion.
I also think it is thoroughly disgusting how many people claim that people outside of their Religion (or polytheists like Ghandi) are burning in hell for all eternity.
Seeing as you apparently recgonise the authority of scripture...
(John 14:6):
Jesus saith to him: I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No man cometh to the Father, but by me.
(Acts 4:12):
Neither is there salvation in any other. For there is no other name under heaven given to men, whereby we must be saved.
(Mark 16:16):
He that believeth and is baptized, shall be saved: but he that believeth not shall be condemned.
Additionally, on the authority of the apostolic/episcopal office, through the Holy Spirit:
"Now the holy Church universal proclaims that God cannot be truly worshipped saving within herself, asserting that all they that are without her shall never be saved." (Pope St. Gregory the Great)
"Such is the nature of the Catholic faith that it does not admit of more or less, but must be held as a whole, or as a whole rejected: This is the Catholic faith, which unless a man believe faithfully and firmly, he cannot be saved." (Pope Benedict XV)
"There is but one universal Church of the faithful, outside which no one at all is saved." (Fourth Lateran Council)
"They could not be saved who, knowing that the Catholic Church was founded as necessary by God through Christ, would refuse either to enter it, or to remain in it." (Second Vatican Council)
There is absolutely no chance of salvation for those outside the Body of Christ. Exactly why do you find this 'thoroughly disgusting'? Is it merely a gut feeling, or do you actually have an argument to present?
God never once leaves a clear message for so many and the consequence of not believing in him or having the right Dogma is an eternity of torture (is what many monotheists are preaching). I'm completely oppossed to such a God, and to give someone that consequence for rejecting what they didn't know to be true is the epitome of injustice according to what my conscience tells me justice is.
The message from God to mankind is clear: take Christ as your own and join in His Body, or you cannot - and will not - know God, and thereby will never be saved. You believe that you, within your conscience, have a superior understanding of justice than a God who is all-knowing, timeless, and most importantly, infinitely merciful? That's not wisdom - that's delusion.
I think people should follow their conscience. There are a lot of Scripture verses that lead people to believe that people like Ghandi or other polytheists, buddhists, Pagans, or agnostics who follow their conscience and do what they believe to be right will be tortured for ever and ever and ever in agony because they didn't accept Jesus as their Lord and savior. This is their consequence even if they didn't know they were rejecting the truth.
If the Gospel of Jesus Christ in the form of His Church and Her teachings was truly never revealed to an individual, they would not have been saved anyway. Not a single man is innocent; God knows each and every one fully.
How can anyone who believes that not be horrified that their friends, coworkers, and so many people they come into contact with will have such a fate forever? How is that good news? How is the God who permits that and hides himself from everyone worthy of all our love, worship, and praise? I'm absolutely going to oppose and fight such a God. Perhaps by opposing him I can get him to change his mind. Anyone who knows the Scriptures knows that people have argued with God and got him to change his mind (The name Israel means contender with God).
I know many such sorts - I am deeply hurt, but not horrified. God is infinitely just; when we attain salvation, then there is no grief for those lost - we gain His understanding of justice, and come to know exactly why it is that the reprobate suffer the fate that they do.
Fighting with God can be the best thing for our world. Moses explained to God that his idea of leading the Israelites into the wilderness to destroy them was asinine "14 And the Lord repented of the evil which he thought to do unto his people."
Verse 14 actually reads:
Then the Lord relented and did not bring on his people the disaster he had threatened.
God's mind cannot be changed, nor His will.
God has come a long way. He used to be the Jerk in the Old Testament that had people stoned to death for crimes as stupid as working on the wrong day of the week. We can get him to change his ways and not be such a tyrant. After seeing how poorly God treats us, I see nothing more noble than to contend with him.
As above; God is timeless and unchangeable. You are again attempting to call God's sense of justice lacking, or wrong. That is impossible, by virtue of the fact that He is God. Where Man and God clash, Man is always wrong.
An Antichrist is completely capable of being a good intentioned, compassionate person who sees injustice and will fight injustice even if it means fighting God!
True - the greatest of antichrists throughout history have been well-intentioned, and even compassionate. This does not make them right; it makes them foolish.