Quote from: BADlogic on October 22, 2016, 09:14:31 AM

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Quote from: BADlogic on October 21, 2016, 02:06:50 PM

So, the best way we can help locked-in (won't change) sodomite unbelievers, and all locked-in unbelievers, is to execute them as fast as possible.

Cool

Christianity. The religion of peace.

As usual, you have missed the wonderful point of my post you partially quoted. If sinners are LOCKED-INto unbelief, that means that they won't change. To keep them from receiving the pain of eternal punishment for more sins, shouldn't they be stopped from sinning as soon as possible? So, you tell me. What is the fastest way to keep them from sinning so that they don't get any more pain in Hell than necessary?

We Christians love all people. And we try to do the best for them. So, tell me how to do it if the way I suggested isn't the best.

Cool

Where it all falls down is because your beliefs are based on blind speculation, not facts. This makes your way of thinking very dangerous indeed.

Notice that I said locked-in. Do you know anybody who is locked-in to NOT believing in God? If you think you do, how do you think that you know it? Did you get into the deepest depths of his heart and mind so that you could see for a fact that he will never change? Just like you don't know for an absolute fact that anybody is locked-into certain thinking and belief, neither do I or anyone else.

It means that there is no executing anyone for his locked-in unbelief or faith in something that is wrong.

Sounds like backpedaling to me.

If it's impossible to detect who is locked-in, then why announce locked-in people need to be executed? Who decides if they are locked-in? Why locked-in and not locked-out? Is it even remotely important? Why not just ignore them? Why is locked-in unbelief wrong anyway? Again, more blind speculation on your part back up with previous blind speculation.

These are all rhetorical questions above by the way, don't bother answering. I'm not interested in listening to your sugarcoated hate.

Quote from: BADlogic on October 22, 2016, 07:39:36 PM

Most violent among religions is atheism. Why? Atheism assures Hell for those who believe in it.

Cool

Yes I would agree, if Christian mythology is indeed correct.

Interesting you omitted this most vital part off the end of your statement. Which was of course was delibrate. Roll Eyes