PhoebeAnnethLeigh
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- Apr 21, 2008
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I understand how hearing about Hell is terrifying, hurtful, and uncomfortable. And some Christians don't talk about it in a loving way, you are right. But I just want to ask you this question, and please answer openly and honestly:
If you were running at a cliff with a blindfold on, and I saw you, shouldn't I tell you? If I didn't tell you because I thought it might be awkward, wouldn't that make me a horrible, selfish person?
In the same way, if a Christian truly believes that you are going to Hell if you don't repent and accept Christ as savior (and in this instance I am not asking you to believe that) and they don't tell you, don't that make THEM a horrible person?
again, I'm not asking you to believe in Hell right now. I'm just asking if a Christian believes that you are going to Hell and doesn't tell you, doesn't that make them incredibly cruel?
If you were running at a cliff with a blindfold on, and I saw you, shouldn't I tell you? If I didn't tell you because I thought it might be awkward, wouldn't that make me a horrible, selfish person?
In the same way, if a Christian truly believes that you are going to Hell if you don't repent and accept Christ as savior (and in this instance I am not asking you to believe that) and they don't tell you, don't that make THEM a horrible person?
again, I'm not asking you to believe in Hell right now. I'm just asking if a Christian believes that you are going to Hell and doesn't tell you, doesn't that make them incredibly cruel?