[Kip Russell]

But if one does not want Christ as Lord, it evidences that want sin (including idolatry) over Him, and would not like Heaven either.

That depends on how one defines sin, does it not? For that matter, does a Buddhist monk (as one who most evidently does not want Christ as Lord) want sin and idolatry?

As for Heaven, it's a place in which I have no belief that it exists, so the point is largely meaningless (to me, anyway). You might as well be saying that I wouldn't like Middle Earth or Narnia.

[daniel1212]

That depends on how one defines sin, does it not? For that matter, does a Buddhist monk (as one who most evidently does not want Christ as Lord) want sin and idolatry?

That is quite evident, by way of contrast when they (or anyone) becomes born again.

Those who really want what Christ is will find Him.