Like I said: Sooooooo. . . in your view of the world there are only two kinds of people: Christians and "unrepentant sinner(s) who has rejected Christ"?
I will try to explain my belief...In a sense, yes. I would say there are those who are lost and those who are saved. Does that mean all lost people are "unrepentent sinners"? Depends on one's understanding of unrepentent. We all are sinners. To repent means to change one's mind. So are there good people who are still searching for salvation through other means than Christ who died to pay the penalty of their sins? Sure. But, they/we are all still sinners, and if one has not changed their mind about how they think they can save or help save themselves and turned and trusted alone in Christ alone by faith alone for salvation, then yup that's pretty much it. Do some people, saved or unsaved live more productive, disciplined or moral lives than others? Sure. But compared to God's Righteousness, we all fall far short. Like jumping to the moon, some may jump higher than others, but nobody gets near the moon. It is as simple as you say, but it is not. Some people live awful wicked lives and some try to do good, so judgment, Heaven and Hell will not be the same for everyone. God judges with equity. But I would still rather be the lowest person in Heaven than the most 'comfortable' person in Hell.
So, yes, 2 groups, not kinds of people, with varying degrees of morality in both groups, many different personalities and backgrounds, etc. Many kinds of people, but still 2 groups, lost and found.
so you think living in torment is better then living in peace of mind as one who is searching for truth?
It is better to live in peace than in torment. One who searches with all their heart will eventually find the truth, for if we humble ourselves and draw near to God, he will draw near to us, and we will have true peace. Torment is living a life thinking one can never find the truth, ever learning but never coming to, or being willing to come to the knowledge of the truth. Hey, when you find the lost diamond, its time to stop searching and rejoice and be happy.
one is free to believe they are saved and dare not to not fear god.
i don't get it. at all.
It says we can KNOW we are saved because of what Christ has done for us. God does not want us to fear whether we are saved or not once we have left the matter in his hands. He loves us too much for that. We do not fear God as far as our salvation is concerned. We do fear, respect, and revere him for who he is, a holy God who will judge even Christians for the good and bad we have done. This is not a fear of punishment, but of loss, of little or no reward or position in his Kingdom. As I said, eternity will not be the same for every unbeliever or believer.
Has anyone ever stopped to think that "belief in Jesus" isn't all about a backstage pass to heaven? Is it really that mawkish and cheap -- all about "whether I get to go to heaven?"
Read above...Jesus did die to save us from something pretty bad, so getting to heaven was paid for with a heavy price by the Lord and it is very important indeed. If we died and went to Hell, it wouldn't seem so cheap. But being saved and made a new creation and a child of God is only the beginning. God saved us for good works he created for us to do. We are saved for a purpose, for very specific purposes and of course to grow in grace, to learn to obey and trust in God in our life and etc.