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I claim that you are ALL good people and that you will get the love you all deserve.Smilin said:Comments?
Smilin said:Comments?
My take... if I tell someone they're going to hell, chances are I might end up frying right next to them."Do not judge, and you will not be judged. Do not condemn, and you will not be condemned. Forgive, and you will be forgiven. Give, and it will be given to you. A good measure, pressed down, shaken together and running over, will be poured into your lap. For with the measure you use, it will be measured to you."
...like a bad '80s song stuck in our heads...TruthTraveler said:We don't judge you God's Word does. If it wasn't for us you would have never had the idea of Heaven or Hell.
There won't be any "frying." I wholeheartedly believe that "Hell" is the Official Christian Forums Irony Meter Repair Shop.Miss Shelby said:My take... if I tell someone they're going to hell, chances are I might end up frying right next to them.
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Let's try to look a bit deeper into this than as far as the nose on our face. I tell someone who I am witnessing to that if they accept Christ as their Lord and Savior they will spend eternity with Him in Heaven, no worries. Signed, sealed, delivered.TwinCrier said:That is a funny statement. Someone judging someone for judging them. "You're going to hell because you said I'm going to hell" I can't believe that went over everyone's head.
It might have slight detail in whether or not they are receptive to the message, and my point is that the delivery is very important.TwinCrier said:Rather or not someone was abused has nothing to do with their salvation.
If I say I believe in hell that is one thing. Telling someone they are going there if they do not accept Christ (which I have seen people do on this very messageboard) is self defeating. It drives people from Christianity.Telling someone what the bible says, what you believe or even that hell exists is not the same as making someone go there.
I would rather be safe than sorry. I know that on that day I will have to give an account for every thought, word and deed. And given what the Bible says about how careless we can be with our words, I take the warning of the milstone very seriously.Rather or not that is an effective method would depend on the outcome, not an opinion.