Dear Christians:
How is it fair that virtuous and well-intended people who happen to have no spiritual impulse are damned to hell while degenerate and sinful Christians are redeemed? How is it fair that intelligent and virtuous skeptics are damned because they're not convinced of what amounts to a historical anecdote?

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>>17853770 (OP)
Everyone is sinful. A well-intended person with invincible ignorance will find favor with the Father.

>>17853778
>Everyone is sinful
And everyone is a little stupid. Some people are very stupid. The same applies to sin. So to pretend like all sin is equal is absurd. Some people are less sinful than others.

>>17853783
Never said all sin is equal. I just said we're all sinful which is completely true.

>>17853798

I actually do believe all sin is equal.

>>17853802
All sin separates you from God. But some sins certainly send you further away than others.

Please tell, what do you mean when you say all sin is equal?

>>17853809

It's what it says on the fucking tin. I believe every sin is mortal and severs your connection to God. That much is obvious, can't you fucking read?

>>17853818
So you're just an asshole heretic then.

>>17853770 (OP)
>How is it fair that virtuous and well-intended people who happen to have no spiritual impulse are damned to hell
Not having a spiritual impulse is the same as being bound to the carnal world which is the same as hell.
>while degenerate and sinful Christians are redeemed?
Sanctification is a process, not something given by a legal loophole of calling on Jesus on your deathbed. Although, such a confession made in earnest will probably smooth out the after-death state.
>How is it fair that intelligent and virtuous skeptics are damned because they're not convinced of what amounts to a historical anecdote?
Skeptics who make a serious inquiry into the issues at hand are likely to find there's more to Jesus Christ than mere historical anecdote. Ask, seek, knock.

And before you say these are outlier views keep in mind that 95% of any religion, including atheism, is comprised of retards.

>>17853863
>Skeptics who make a serious inquiry into the issues at hand are likely to find there's more to Jesus Christ than mere historical anecdote.
Like what? I am that skeptic. Tell me what specifically I missed.

>>17853770 (OP)
First off, No one said that they are in hell
Secondly, "Not everyone who says to me, 'Lord, Lord,' will enter the kingdom of heaven"

And lastly, to be virtuous is to be like Christ.
Those who know the truth must live by it
Those who do not know the truth must seek it

And if you already know Christ, but chooses to reject him, the question becomes "why" and the answer often always lead to your damnation
It is impossible to hate Christ unless you just hate the fact that he calls you out