A common misconception in theism is that people without faith are bad, kill babies, etc., because they have "no moral foundation". The truth is quite the opposite. I know many non-theists, including myself, who live good lives, never cheating or stealing or killing, for a few examples.
This being true, the only difference between you and me is that you concede to a higher power, and while I'm not contesting your choice, I have to wonder why it's alright to assume that people who are exactly the same except for the faith detail are "going to different places when they die."
I know what christianity says about salvation and reaching heaven, so no answers along that line are needed. I am asking YOU, as an individual, why you really believe that a good person should burn? If they chose to live a life of good, one that doesn't stray far, if at all, from the values that christians hold, why is it alright for you to assume they are going to hell?
2007-11-27
16:01:32
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My bad. I meant to ask everyone, then focused it.
Sorry to unintentionally exclude.
2007-11-27
16:13:07 ·
update #1
Again... I know all about salvation. I grew up christian. Don't you have your own opinion?
2007-11-27
16:15:22 ·
update #2