alissowack;1475733 said:
Unfortunately, God doesn't thinks so...and I personal don't think Hell is a place that God forces on us. We choose it for ourselves. We welcome it like addicts do to drugs except it isn't always something that hurts you (and we are not going call anything we do Satanic or whatever). People are addicts to success, prosperity, good morals and such and Hell will be the place to find it...except you will never get enough to be satisfied. Eternal torment to me is spending forever with desires burning for something that can't be found.
I'm not sure how you know what God thinks, but this was a thoughtful post.
I'm still going with infinity is much too long to be punished for a decision.
DoUwant2go2Heaven?;1475758 said:
1. No, God gets all the glory my friend. Thats the chief reason why mankind fails to acknowledge God as Lord is PRIDE. When we fail to see that all things come from Him, we get caught up in our self and (E)tch (G)od (O)ut.
Selflessness and humility I can dig, but self-loathing I cannot.
2. God wrote the law in our heart. Ignorance is no excuse. Read Romans 2. Here is a snippet.
I see, a shared morality through conscience. However, some remain ignorant of the gospel and never heard it. Others here said the ignorant would go to heaven, but that doesn't make sense because then it would be better to suppress the gospel so that all remained ignorant of it and went to heaven.
3. Romans 1 addresses the fact that God can be found regardless of where you are on planet earth.
The law of God, God, but not Jesus.
4. No, because we are sinners we deserve eternal punishment. God is Holy. Until you come to grips with this fact, you will not understand why sin is so offensive to Him.
This is what you said before though: "An infinite punishment is the only just sentence that a Holy God can admnister. Why? Because God made humans to live forever when He breathed the breath of life into us. Our souls are immortal because they come from the immortal, God Himself. Our immortal souls must live somewhere and those who refuse to acknowledge God for who He is will spend all eternity in the lake of fire."
To me that says that we have an infinite punishment because God designed us to live forever. That still doesn't address why one finite decision made in this short lifespan should have such infinite consequences.
5. You came up with the 90%. Nobody knows the exact figure, but God. But you are right, the wicked far outweigh the righteous.
Actually, there was a Christian on here that told me that only thirty per cent of Christians were going to be saved. I think that works out to ten per cent of the world's current population.
And the wicked outweigh the righteous because, according to you, everyone is wicked.