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Originally posted by FMF
Billions upon billions of innocent people, past, present, future, and ~ we are assured ~forever, being tortured by fire as a punishment, suffering in excruciating agony ~ all for a thought crime. Has the human imagination ever been to a darker place than this? Thread 158731. Although "The Lake Of Fire" is one of Grampy Bobby's favourite topics, he ...[text shortened]... ly unavailable for comment, even though he has declared himself "immune to human criticism". 🙂
If they are convicted of sin, they are not innocent people.
Kelly

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Originally posted by FMF
I have already had the light dawn; I am an ex-Christian as a result. But I am always curious about how people like you seem to have no idea how to communicate with non-believers, ex-believers, believers of other things and atheists. You even have difficulty communicating with some of your fellow Christians. So avoid answering point blank questions by all means; ...[text shortened]... st something from your imagination, I will be the first to let you know and thank you for it. 😀
Originally posted by FMF
"I have already had the light dawn; I am an ex-Christian as a result..."

How does a believer in Christ become "an ex-Christian"?

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It's not symbolism to say that the dead, small and great, "stand before God".

It's not symbolism to say, "the dead were judged".

It's not symbolism to say, "...whosoever was not found written in the book of life was cast into the lake of fire."

It is real. As real as you and I are posting in this thread. What I quoted from revelation will happen.

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I believe what God says.

You should give it a try.

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Not only "clear enough" but your agitation makes sense with your recent overload of frustration from another thread.

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Originally posted by FMF
"I have already had the light dawn; I am an ex-Christian as a result..."

How does a believer in Christ become "an ex-Christian"?
A believer in Christ becomes an ex-Christian by realizing that he was mistaken and that the he no longer believes or accepts the claims that Christians make about Christ.

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Originally posted by KellyJay
If they are convicted of sin, they are not innocent people.
The issue here is people being punished simply for not believing something. You cannot force people to believe something by threatening to burn them in a furnace for eternity. The billions of people who are supposedly burning in hell now and will be doing so forever, for simply not believing what you believe, are innocent of any 'crime' that warrants such a ludicrously unjust punishment.

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Justice will be given to everyone, everyone will see all things that are
currently kept in the dark at this time. Those things we do in secret will
be brought out into the light, those things we paint to look one way
when they are really another will be on full display. No one will go to Hell
without good cause, you may dislike it, but that will change nothing.
Every idle word will be brought up and we will give an account.
Kelly

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Originally posted by FMF
The issue here is people being punished simply for not believing something. You cannot force people to believe something by threatening to burn them in a furnace for eternity. The billions of people who are supposedly burning in hell now and will be doing so forever, for simply not believing what you believe, are innocent of any 'crime' that warrants such a ludicrously unjust punishment.
Sin will be the cause, that is the only crime one is going to go to Hell
for.
Kelly

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Originally posted by KellyJay
Sin will be the cause, that is the only crime one is going to go to Hell
for.
Is that what you understand Grampy Bobby's ideology to be?

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Originally posted by KellyJay
Sin will be the cause, that is the only crime one is going to go to Hell
for.
On another thread you told me that you can sin and still avoid going to "hell" because Jesus has already "paid for your sins" and because you "have Jesus in your life". Can someone who does not believe in Jesus at all avoid going to "hell"?

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Originally posted by FMF
Is that what you understand Grampy Bobby's ideology to be?
You are better off asking Grampy Bobby about his ideology than me.
I have enough to deal with, with my own ideology.
Kelly

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