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The slaughtered children of Peshawar

The slaughtered children of Peshawar

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Originally posted by Zahlanzi
according to some, not unless they are baptized into the christian faith.

his question stands, who here believes infidels (children or not) should spend an eternity of agony just for not believing in the right deity (or flavor of deity)
It is and is not really about believing in a sense. God does the saving through belief in His son of those who's name were written in The Lambs Book of Life before the foundations of the world.


Originally posted by RBHILL
It is and is not really about believing in a sense. God does the saving through belief in His son of those who's name were written in The Lambs Book of Life before the foundations of the world.
Do you mean one does not have to believe in "God's son" in order to be "saved"?

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Originally posted by FMF
Do you mean one does not have to believe in "God's son" in order to be "saved"?
Under the age of accountability no. And the age of accountability is different for all people.


Originally posted by RBHILL
Under the age of accountability no. And the age of accountability is different for all people.
According to this enormous theological loophole that you seem to be referring to, can people still not have reached the age of accountability right into their adult lives? I don't "believe in Christ" at all. Might I be "saved", according to your beliefs, if I am deemed "under the age of accountability"?


Originally posted by FMF
Well, seeing as you called divegeester a "liar" when he described your beliefs, perhaps you should say what those beliefs are and explain how or why you think divegeester was deliberately misleading people.
I've already stated my beliefs. Jesus died making a way to salvation for us all. I believe that men like Abraham who died before Jesus lived are saved though his blood sacrifice even though they never knew of him. I say this only because the Bible indicates as much.

Having said that, God will decide the rest. It serves no purpose in sitting down and judging others, in fact, we are commanded not to do so.


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Originally posted by whodey
I've already stated my beliefs. Jesus died making a way to salvation for us all. I believe that men like Abraham who died before Jesus lived are saved though his blood sacrifice even though they never knew of him. I say this only because the Bible indicates as much.

Having said that, God will decide the rest. It serves no purpose in sitting down and judging others, in fact, we are commanded not to do so.
I am not asking you to judge anyone. I am asking what your theology tells you about Jews, Muslims and others, and their route to "heaven" if they do not believe in Jesus. Does your viewpoint about Abraham indicate that people who do not know of/do not believe in Jesus can be "saved" too?



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I don't really see why whodey thought that you were deceiving people on purpose. Does he really think you are trying to mislead people deliberately for some nefarious reason, or is it just a case of online disinhibition effect?

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Originally posted by FMF
The actions of the Taliban faction that murdered those 132 children in Peshawar are so despicable that words of condemnation just feel as if they cannot possibly match the scale and depravity of the atrocity.

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-30507836

Do Christians like sonship and Grampy Bobby and others believe that these slaughtered children now face an eternity of torture in burning agony for not believing in Jesus?
You are another one that doesn't know what in the "hell" you are talking about. 😏