I love myself, but hopefully not to the point of narcissism though and I wouldn't wish becoming a rock star on my worst enemy. Michael Jackson is an abomination.
I’m not meaning to be harsh... but you seem to know the Word and deny it. That, to me is sad. I just have to hope you’re brand of “witnessing” doesn’t win any converts.
I do know the Word. Lucky for you then that I am not looking for converts : )
You have to hope you can save people from what? Themselves? a life wasted on seeking God and following a just moral code?
I am not trying to save people from anything, except ignorance and superstition. I have few answers and they aren't the answers that others need.
You can be moral and not believe in the bible/God/Old testament/New Testament, whatever. But that does nothing for you after this life. Believe what you will, but just know that at least one (and probably scores of others) told you there are consequences.
If you are right and your God condemns me to an eternity of hellfire, I will march proudly into that lake knowing in my heart that I followed a path of truth.
Where do I start...
“I love myself, but hopefully not to the point of narcissism though and I wouldn’t wish becoming a rock star on my worst enemy. Michael Jackson is an abomination.”
I say rock star and you get Michael Jackson? The King of Pop??? That’s funny!
“If you are right and your God condemns me to an eternity of hellfire, I will march proudly into that lake knowing in my heart that I followed a path of truth.”
Lots of folks didn’t believe Hitler was evil... that is until they were rounded up and placed in the ovens. I don’t think any of them were “marching proudly into that (fire) knowing in their heart they followed a path of truth.”
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If that’s the kind of logic you follow, no wonder you come about the conclusions you do.
==If you are right and your God condemns me to an eternity of hellfire, I will march proudly into that lake knowing in my heart that I followed a path of truth.
Somehow, I doubt that. First, all of your folly will have been laid bare. Second, I think your view of hellfire will change when it finally dawns on you that the fire will not consume you, but will last forever and ever and ever.