Here’s a “yes-or-no” scenario to consider

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Ah. The liquid courage, it is, then.

And I wasn't serious about the ratings things. Your log-keeping skills are slipping; I have defended you from such barbs in the past.

Maybe you only remember things that you can use against people later.

I pity you. You appear to be suffering.

@sonship said
@The-Gravedigger

I think KJ and SS could forgive God for the original scenario.
But he would have to promise to give them Armageddon tomorrow as payback.

Maybe we haven't conversed much Gravedigger.
Maybe we have under a different tag you may have used. I don't know.

But, I would like to ask you, if you could rephrase this remark t ...[text shortened]... 'll answer for me - sonship, if you do make a little bit more apparent what you are getting at here.

Yes it was a wisecrack.
Just that a lot of devout Christians seem to relish the thought of the earths destruction. And believe that they will be saved and raised up to heaven.

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Actually, it's exactly like that.

@the-gravedigger said
Yes it was a wisecrack.
Just that a lot of devout Christians seem to relish the thought of the earths destruction. And believe that they will be saved and raised up to heaven.

There is nothing to relish, but because I think it is a reality, the warning needs to be said, or what type of person would I be?

@kellyjay said
There is nothing to relish, but because I think it is a reality, the warning needs to be said, or what type of person would I be?

A hypothetical, if I may. If, say, the more you talked to people about the "Hell" that you believe in, the less credible they found it: what type of person would you be if you kept talking about it?