I’ll probably lose some followers for this one, but idgaf.
Even if this figure is roughly accurate (give or take a few percentage points either way) - This would mean that approximately 70% of the world would be condemned to eternal hell according to fairly standard and widely accepted Christian theology.
Be honest with yourself, does that sound like a loving God to you? Does that sound fair and just to you? Does that even sound remotely right to you?
People arrive on earth, and are generally put through the wringer from the moment they are born - they are manipulated, abused, and face endless challenges and hardships.
Many are born into very difficult lives and situations, and only know how to survive and nothing more. Perhaps they are decent and kind people, but they don’t know Christ.
Does that automatically make them bad or unworthy of an afterlife? Does that make sense at all?
Food for thought.
Mike
Even if this figure is roughly accurate (give or take a few percentage points either way) - This would mean that approximately 70% of the world would be condemned to eternal hell according to fairly standard and widely accepted Christian theology.
Be honest with yourself, does that sound like a loving God to you? Does that sound fair and just to you? Does that even sound remotely right to you?
People arrive on earth, and are generally put through the wringer from the moment they are born - they are manipulated, abused, and face endless challenges and hardships.
Many are born into very difficult lives and situations, and only know how to survive and nothing more. Perhaps they are decent and kind people, but they don’t know Christ.
Does that automatically make them bad or unworthy of an afterlife? Does that make sense at all?
Food for thought.
Mike