@fmf saidI am not earning my way in, I told you it isn’t on merits but grace.
Don't you believe you are going to "earn" your way into "God's Kingdom" by virtue of your belief in Jesus ["regardless of merit", regardless of how "wicked and evil" you insist you are] ~ whereas people like me deserve to be tortured for our lack of belief in all this? How does this make any moral sense?
@fmf saidAnd?
There may be something you call "following Satan in his rebellion against God" that appeals to your imagination but I don't believe your torturer god exists and I don't believe "Satan" exists. Trotting out your mythology/dogma does not constitute an answer to the questions you were ostensibly responding to.
@kellyjay saidThe fact is that it's "grace" with a condition. Only those who meet that condition, merit grace. Those who do not meet that condition, do not merit grace.
I am not earning my way in, I told you it isn’t on merits but grace.
If it were truly grace without merit, there wouldn't be any conditions.
@thinkofone saidYou are mistaken there is the narrow path, the door, which is Jesus Christ salvation is in Him. Then the relationship begins with Him as Lord. I guess you missed that part of your life as a Christian, or not who knows?
The fact is that it's "grace" with a condition. Only those who meet that condition, merit grace. Those who do not meet that condition, do not merit grace.
If it were truly grace without merit, there wouldn't be any conditions.
@fmf saidSo you're just using those concepts (that you don't believe in) merely to "run him down". And this is "principle" for you?
There may be something you call "following Satan in his rebellion against God" that appeals to your imagination but I don't believe your torturer god exists and I don't believe "Satan" exists. Trotting out your mythology/dogma does not constitute an answer to the questions you were ostensibly responding to.