Hypothetically, lets say there are two people.
The first is a theist who believes in Jesus and God, yet spends his days sinning. He knows it's wrong, but can't resist temptation. As he approaches the end of his life, he is overcome with remorse for all he's done. He confesses all his sins, and vows to live the remainder of his life a devout and penitant man in the service of Christ. Unfortunately, he dies a week later.
The other man is an atheist, who aside from not believing in God, lives a pure and upstanding life. He devotes his days to helping the needy, giving to charity. He respects all the people he meets & all life he encounters. In other words, he follows exactly the kind of morally correct lifestyle that Christ instructed Christians to. He just refuses to believe in God, right up to, and through his final breath.
We all know there are many people like this. How can the first man be saved, while the second man is damned?
Isn't this the grand hypocrisy of Christianity?
2006-09-07
17:05:01
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