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If you belong to one of these three faiths, please provide a cogent response to the title question. Thanks.
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If you belong to one of these three faiths, please provide a cogent response to the title question. Thanks.
Yes, non-christians can go to heaven. It has long been understood that people that have never been exposed to Christianity get a free pass to heaven. Yes, accept Christ as your savior and you get into heaven. But if you have never been made aware of that choice, you get a free pass.Jesus answered, “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.
I love when Christians try to tell me they believe non Christians go to heaven. No they don't. If they do they don't believe Jesus. Cherry pickers. Or they know the bible is not to be taken literally so they'll put their spin on this.
John 1:12 puts the idea of "universal" salvation right down the toilet. Jesus made it abundantly clear that ONLY those who are born again, regardless of where they come from, will go to HeavenYes, non-christians can go to heaven. It has long been understood that people that have never been exposed to Christianity get a free pass to heaven. Yes, accept Christ as your savior and you get into heaven. But if you have never been made aware of that choice, you get a free pass.
I mean let's take the Native Americans as an example. the primary purpose of missionary work to them was to give them the choice. Christians of the time didn't really like the idea of giving them a free pass. Another example would be an infant that dies. They never had the chance to make that choice, are they destined to hell because of that? Of course not. They get a free pass. But finally, since it is the topic of the day. The Jews. They absolutely refuse to accept Christ as their savior even though they are completely aware of his works. So yeah, they are destined to hell. I mean this is some simple ass shit.
Yes, non-christians can go to heaven. It has long been understood that people that have never been exposed to Christianity get a free pass to heaven. Yes, accept Christ as your savior and you get into heaven. But if you have never been made aware of that choice, you get a free pass.
I mean let's take the Native Americans as an example. the primary purpose of missionary work to them was to give them the choice. Christians of the time didn't really like the idea of giving them a free pass. Another example would be an infant that dies. They never had the chance to make that choice, are they destined to hell because of that? Of course not. They get a free pass. But finally, since it is the topic of the day. The Jews. They absolutely refuse to accept Christ as their savior even though they are completely aware of his works. So yeah, they are destined to hell. I mean this is some simple ass shit.
If you belong to one of these three faiths, please provide a cogent response to the title question. Thanks.
Therein lies your problem. G-d in fact does deal in absolutes. You either accept Him and His wonderful gift of eternal life, or suffer the consequences of rejecting Him.No heaven. No hell. Just crap that don't mean a thing in the long run. I know Jews do not believe in hell. Christians have so many different variations of their faith I've lost count. Heaven and hell are moral absolutes. To many of the RW christians use their version of their god as a weapon.
Therein lies your problem. G-d in fact does deal in absolutes. You either accept Him and His wonderful gift of eternal life, or suffer the consequences of rejecting Him.
There may not be a "sky man" but there is G-d Himself. You refuse to submit to His Kingly authority. And it is also my right and moral duty to preach the Gospel throughout society.I do not have a problem. NOT believing in something is NOT real is my right. Freedom of Religion is Freedom From Religion. I have no desire waste my time on on fictional manufactured deity.
You want to believe in yiour Sky Man, fine that is your right. A right that I fought for and bled for. But you do NOT have the right to me I have problem because I choose NOT to believe...that is my right. I am happy with my lack of belief. YOU do not have the right to judge because I do NOT believe and you sure as hell do NOT have the right to tell I have a problem because I do not believe. My right. My choice. You want me to respect your right to believe, you in return should respect my right NOT to believe.
The Magical/Mystical/Mythical Non-Existent Sky Man is a con.
Man created his Sky Man, not the other way around.
There is no Sky Man, never has been or will be. Just people weak minded enough to taken by con.
There may not be a "sky man" but there is G-d Himself. You refuse to submit to His Kingly authority. And it is also my right and moral duty to preach the Gospel throughout society.
So all Jews and Muslims are going to hell because they don't believe in Jesus, got it.Jesus answered, “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.
I love when Christians try to tell me they believe non Christians go to heaven. No they don't. If they do they don't believe Jesus. Cherry pickers. Or they know the bible is not to be taken literally so they'll put their spin on this.
Jesus answered ...
incorrect!Yes, non-christians can go to heaven. It has long been understood that people that have never been exposed to Christianity get a free pass to heaven. Yes, accept Christ as your savior and you get into heaven. But if you have never been made aware of that choice, you get a free pass.
I mean let's take the Native Americans as an example. the primary purpose of missionary work to them was to give them the choice. Christians of the time didn't really like the idea of giving them a free pass. Another example would be an infant that dies. They never had the chance to make that choice, are they destined to hell because of that? Of course not. They get a free pass. But finally, since it is the topic of the day. The Jews. They absolutely refuse to accept Christ as their savior even though they are completely aware of his works. So yeah, they are destined to hell. I mean this is some simple ass shit.
Amen! And as I stated before, John 1:12 puts the myth of "universal" salvation to bed.incorrect!
Romans 1:20-21 New International Version (NIV)
For since the creation of the world God's invisible qualities—his eternal power and divine nature—have been clearly seen, being understood from what has been made, so that people are without excuse.
18 The wrath of God is being revealed from heaven against all the godlessness and wickedness of people, who suppress the truth by their wickedness, 19 since what may be known about God is plain to them, because God has made it plain to them. 20 For since the creation of the world God’s invisible qualities—his eternal power and divine nature—have been clearly seen, being understood from what has been made, so that people are without excuse.incorrect!
Romans 1:20-21 New International Version (NIV)
For since the creation of the world God's invisible qualities—his eternal power and divine nature—have been clearly seen, being understood from what has been made, so that people are without excuse.
Doesn't Jesus explicitly state in Matthew 7:21-23 that entrance into the kingdom of heaven can only be achieved by doing the will of his father in heaven?Jesus answered, “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.
I love when Christians try to tell me they believe non Christians go to heaven. No they don't. If they do they don't believe Jesus. Cherry pickers. Or they know the bible is not to be taken literally so they'll put their spin on this.
Seems like they could have only thought that after they knew how to make fire.I like it that when our ancestors were cavemen who knew how to make fire they told each other that those lights in the sky were loveones who died. Their camp fires.
But weren't those camp fires there before we knew how to make fire?