-Removed-This is what I said in the thread I quoted: "According to what is written in the scriptures, getting angry with your brother is the same as murder, so yes I am guilty of mass murder in the eyes of God and deserve the same punishment."
You responded with: "This is the most ridiculous pile of nonsensical misanthropy I've read since sonship told us all that it was god's "perfect justice" that anyone who did not accept the loving forgiveness of Jesus would be tortured for eternity by him in a burning hell."
So can you tell me exactly why you disagree. What do you think happens to people that reject Jesus? Who will be justified and condemned based upon what criteria? What do you view as perfect justice?
-Removed-The same judgement that is bestowed upon a murderer.
But this is the point I am trying to make: Everyone has at least told one lie, stolen something, gotten angry with someone, looked with lust at the opposite sex. Based upon what is written in the Bible it means that by God's standards each and everyone of us is a lying, thieving, murderer and adulterer at heart. (at least) Which means none of us is innocent. We have all sinned and fall short of the glory of God. So we are all deserving of the same punishment.
If you disagree feel free to tell me why. If you feel that Adolf Eichmann's sin is greater than yours, did Jesus pay a greater price for his sin than for yours? Could Adolf Eichmann ever make it into Heaven? Or was the price that Jesus payed not enough for him, but enough for you?
-Removed-I expect to be damned because I fall short of the glory of God on my own accord. My past anger is only one of the many things that would damn me. What about you? Do you think your good works can save you from damnation? (This is if you believe certain people will be damned. Do you believe certain people will be damned? According to what criteria will they be damned?)
I believe all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God. Do you think there are people who don't fall short of the glory of God on their own accord?