Does God react to sin like vampires to sunlight?

Question

That would explain why sinners can't go to heaven.

Answer 1

Your analogy needs some work, but more to the point = did you ever watch "Dark Shadows"?

Answer 2

No, God does not react to sin like vampires to sunlight.

In the question, the vampire is the weak, the sunlight the strong.

God is the light, sin is the vampire. As light destroys vampires, so God's presence exposes and destroys sin.

Unrepentant sinners will go to heaven, but only for the Judgement.

His Holiness will destroy them, thus casting them down to Hell and later, the Lake of Fire. That is where the Devil and all followers, and unrepentant sinners, and disobedient
"believers", end up. They are destroyed out of the presence of God.

Answer 3

Zeus has done some really wild things in his immortality, and he's got common sense and no blood lust so he's not about pick a poor little old human's pitiful sins. Anyway who wants to see the Christian, no name, God melt in flames anyway.

No one would want to go to an eternal christian church service with a no name god doing the sermons.

Answer 4

A sin is a crime against Gods word. Like a crime , It must paid for in order for any one to enter heaven . If you trust and believe in Jesus as you personal savior and obey him , you sins will be paid for and blotted out for ever. Past ,present , and future sins. It doesn't mean you can still live the life (ways ) you have been living.

Answer 5

its an analogy , he meant does god hate sinners sooooooooooooooooooooooooo much to the extend its similar to vampire seeing sunlight.

Answer 6

lol what? I don't even GET this question. God burns when he sins? huh?