The slaughtered children of Peshawar

Originally posted by RJHinds
You are another one that doesn't know what in the "hell" you are talking about. 😏

While you may well have achieved what you wanted by posting this kind of message, you have not answered the question in the OP.

Originally posted by FMF
While you may well have achieved what you wanted by posting this kind of message, you have not answered the question in the OP.

That answer has been given several times by others in various ways, which you seem not able to understand. The simple answer is NO. 😏

HalleluYah !!! Praise the LORD! Holy! Holy! Holy!

Originally posted by RJHinds
That answer has been given several times by others in various ways, which you seem not able to understand. The simple answer is NO.

But if they do not, in your view, face eternal torture, why is it that you think divegeester deserves eternal torture for also thinking that they do not face eternal torture?

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At the bare minimum, I believe that eternal separation from God is qualitatively the exact opposite
of an eternal relationship with Him in heaven: undesirable vs. desirable to the maximum.

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
At the bare minimum, I believe that eternal separation from God is qualitatively the exact opposite
of an eternal relationship with Him in heaven: undesirable vs. desirable to the maximum.

At the bare minimum? So, what do you actually believe the 'eternal suffering' to comprise of if not this "bare minimum" you mention?

How would "separation from God" be a punishment for people who didn't have a relationship with Him anyway on account of being non-believers?

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The reason I believe in it is because the Bible seems to indicate such a place exists. Also, there is the perplexing existence of suffering in the world today, so the question is not if suffering exists, but how long does it last and to what degree?

But to think I'm going to stand in judgment of these children is outrageous. I don't nor will I.

Originally posted by whodey
But to think I'm going to stand in judgment of these children is outrageous. I don't nor will I.

No one is asking you to stand in judgement over those children. You're being asked to explain your theology.

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My name was included as those who thought that one must be baptized in the Christian faith in order to be saved. I clearly have never stated that.

Originally posted by whodey
My name was included as those who thought that one must be baptized in the Christian faith in order to be saved. I clearly have never stated that.

You called him a "liar". Did you think he was deliberately trying to deceive people? If so, why? What was it that stopped you from saying something like: I think you are mistaken?

Originally posted by FMF
You called him a "liar". Did you think he was deliberately trying to deceive people? If so, why? What was it that stopped you from saying something like: I think you are mistaken?

A lie is an untruth whether it was mistaken or not.

The fact that this is just another flame thread seems to indicate it was no mistake, but I could be wrong.

Originally posted by FMF
But if they do not, in your view, face eternal torture, why is it that you think divegeester deserves eternal torture for also thinking that they do not face eternal torture?

You are creating a strawman. I never said that.

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?

I have not read the article on these killings. But i will put in my two cents worth.

News media always seek out sensational views and will stir up our feelings to sell its views.

But when we are comprehending the final outcome of a soul, that will be different.

The question should be asked, WHY did the Taliban do it? We have to remember, they don't think like we do. Maybe in thier faith, these children are a threat to thier culture.

I don't like to see any slaughter.

And i don't pesume to be God either. (thank the heavens for that) But what is happening in this thread is, we are judging people based on our cultures view, and predetermining what we think God should do.