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I have no say in how others will be judged by God....They will stand on their own merits....and God will decide their fate....

Of course. But that does not address my question about your belief. What do you think happens to the Khmer victims, based on reading your Bible?

What I think they deserve is incosequetial...

That's true, but I didn't ask what you thought they deserved - I asked what you believed their eternal fate would be. You had no trouble saying what you believed would happen to repentant Khmer murderers. Why the reticence about their victims?

"That's true, but I didn't ask what you thought they deserved - I asked what you believed their eternal fate would be."

Again, what don't you understand...what I believe is inconsequential...why it upsets you so that I don't tell you is quite puzzling...

"You had no trouble saying what you believed would happen to repentant Khmer murderers."

Because Christ made it very clear that there is no sin that cannot be forgiven...

The victims of such violence, and even those who live a good life, who do not accept Christ will be judged by God....How God will judge them I can only speculate upon....I do not, and will not, pretend to know the answer to their fate..

If one chooses not to accept Christ, that is their decision...and the consequences of that decision will be theirs and theirs alone.

I have made it clear, I do not believe any actions, no matter how noble, will make us worthy in God's eyes...other than accepting Christ as one's saviour...I believe we are all condemned....I believe we are saved by faith through God's grace poured out upon us through Jesus.

You appear to believe that actions can save your soul...or destroy it....Or you may be an atheist and you are attempting to goad me....Why?

Either you dismiss what I say or ignore it...it is after all your choice...and I pray you find peace in that decision...