Suzianne et al

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It is a binary question worthy of God or not, our righteousness is not, so we pay the price or Jesus does there is no third option or op out position. One sin is enough and only one causes the evil in our lives. So everyone is guilty and condemned already without exception, except those in Christ because of Him, and only because of Him. All that has ever done anything evil, are all going to hell outside of Christ.

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You mean like you dodged my post second from the bottom on the previous page?

It's not just a dodge though. You're running scared because your argument can't stand the muster.

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I'm surprised you think I'm dodging you; before the question was asked, almost
all understood my stance and knew my answer, and I've said why in many of my
posts. When I said everyone who committed one sin is all it takes to be guilty
and rejected from the Kingdom of God, do you find that somehow unclear?

@kellyjay said
I believe all humans were made in the image of God, that Jesus Christ came for each one of them because Of God’s love for them and without wavering came took on all the hate and worse that Satan and man could dish out against Him so that He laid down His life for us each, then took on our guilt and shame on to Himself paying for every sin and crime we ever did presenting for ...[text shortened]... rist and will according to our lives stand before Christ who laid down His life for us to be judged.

Thank you for typing all that generic stuff. However, it seems morally incoherent and does not appear to be a credible response to this:

"You believe that ALL humans deserve to be tortured in burning flames for eternity, right? And you believe that the only way this fate can be avoided is through Christian faith, yes?"

@kellyjay said
That every human life is loved so much that God would pay the ultimate price for
them is not an answer; it isn't an obfuscation though it seems it flies over your head.

Let me get this clear: every human life is loved so much by God but he thinks that each human he creates deserves to be tortured in burning flames for eternity. Is that the long and short of it?

@fmf said
Thank you for typing all that generic stuff. However, it seems morally incoherent and does not appear to be a credible response to this:

"You believe that ALL humans deserve to be tortured in burning flames for eternity, right? And you believe that the only way this fate can be avoided is through Christian faith, yes?"

If sin is part of our life, evil then is part of us we are condemned already hell bound. That is the default position of everyone, worthy of hell due to evil. This is something you now claim you didn’t know, you had to ask, you knew this already, so this is a game for you.

@fmf said
Let me get this clear: every human life is loved so much by God but he thinks that each human he creates deserves to be tortured in burning flames for eternity. Is that the long and short of it?

He loves us enough to give us His only begotten Son, to save us from His wrath because of the evil we do.

@kellyjay said
He loves us enough to give us His only begotten Son, to save us from His wrath because of the evil we do.

So is that a yes or a no?

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Says divehypocrite as he runs from what he cannot face.

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Maybe you should have a nice lie-down. Don't ruin your health over this.