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Should Christians condemn people to Hell?
After answering, explain why
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What is the message Christians should send?Bizarre question.
Christians are Messengers... period.
Is that the only thing a Christian should do? Is criticize?It is the duty of a Christian to point out how the ways of man run contrary to the will of the Father, the true Way. Not to condemn man for being off-track.
It's not bizarre. Some people do think it is okay for Christians to do this sort of thing, and I would like to hear explanations for whyShould Christians condemn people to Hell?
After answering, explain why
Should Christians condemn people to Hell?
After answering, explain why
The Message is God's Grace. yes, part of the message is what His Grace saves us from, and why we need that Grace.. but the Message is Good News, not 'bad news". The 'condemnation' is of evil, of sin, not people because we All fell short. If the condemnation of evil, feels like condemnation of oneself, then it's the mirror one should be looking at, not the messenger.What is the message Christians should send?
No human being, whether Christian or not, can condemn another human being to hell. That is God's business.Should Christians condemn people to Hell?
After answering, explain why
No. God is the only one who can pronounce such a judgement. Christians can however point out things that are condemned by God according to scripture.Should Christians condemn people to Hell?
After answering, explain why
Intention and style of the message is important for the receiver. A message can be conveyed too harshly and with too much condescending judgment which can make the receiver take it too personally and not take in the Grace of the message at all. If a person does not receive the message well of condemnation of evil, it could be because its delivery was ineffective.The Message is God's Grace. yes, part of the message is what His Grace saves us from, and why we need that Grace.. but the Message is Good News, not 'bad news". The 'condemnation' is of evil, of sin, not people because we All fell short. If the condemnation of evil, feels like condemnation of oneself, then it's the mirror one should be looking at, not the messenger.
I agree with that totally, and in fact I think alot of damage has been done by so called "evangelists" screaming at people in the street. I'm a born again believer and they put me off. Clanging gongs. That said, there are also plenty of people that will attack you for simply standing with a sign saying "Jesus Loves You" and nothing else. The fact is, the "spirit" of this world Is 'offended' simply by the fact God condemns sin, and often it's the spirit inside them that is in full rebellion against the Spirit in you. And it's a real thing that on a spiritual level, they will get set off simply because you are there...Intention and style of the message is important for the receiver. A message can be conveyed too harshly and with too much condescending judgment which can make the receiver take it too personally and not take in the Grace of the message at all. If a person does not receive the message well of condemnation of evil, it could be because its delivery was ineffective.
Therefore, if the receiver interprets a message to be condemnation of the self and not the sin there may have been a mistake in the messenger's delivery.
Christians do not have the power or authority to condemn anyone to hell. I am not sure where you got this notion.Should Christians condemn people to Hell?
After answering, explain why
"already" >It does not matter who you are, if you have not believed the gospel and called on His name, you are going to hell. That is just a fact established in scriptures. If Christins bring this up, it is not to "condemn you," that has already happened.