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Why would non-Christians go to hell?
It is not being a non-Christian that is a hell-deserving sin. It is not being unable to obey all the commands of God that is a hell-deserving sin. It is not any one of a list of thousands of sins you ...
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Why would non-Christians go to hell?
A comment you made asks if Jesus died only for Christians, and not for all of humanity. The answer is in John 3:16-17:
For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever ...
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What is the biblical basis that we no longer need to confess and repent?
OP: They say we are already forgiven for our past, present, and future sins, and because of that our sins are overlooked. So there's no need to confess our sins, ask forgiveness, and repent.
What is ...
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What is the biblical basis that we no longer need to confess and repent?
Before attempting to find out what the biblical basis is for believing Christians no longer need to confess and repent (according to Joseph Prince and Andrew Wommack), we first need to establish what ...
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Why would non-Christians go to hell?
Let's try a more, simple answer. All man's sins were brought upon Christ when he died for us all. Christian, Jew, Pagan they all had their sins washed in his blood. The question you seem to ...
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Why would non-Christians go to hell?
About the inclusivist view
First of all, Christians have different views on the destiny of non-Christians, especially of those who through no fault of their own never heard or understood correctly the ...
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Why would non-Christians go to hell?
First off, not being Christian is not in and of itself sinful.
What's sinful is failing to keep God's commands, which include recognizing God as the sovereign of Creation and doing evil of any kind.
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What is the biblical basis that we no longer need to confess and repent?
Like most good lies, there is a kernel of truth here hiding underneath the perversion of the Gospel.
Scripture is quite clear that Christ died for repentant sinners. Because God exists outside of time,...
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What is the biblical basis that we no longer need to confess and repent?
"Confess" is mentioned 16 times in the Old Testament, while the word "Repent" is mentioned 24 times. In the New Testament it is 10 vs 54. Thus, the word "repent" is ...
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According to the Bible, is envy a blameworthy emotion?
Envy is the belief that we are wronged by another person's good fortune.
It is a form of pride.
The Bible consistently condemns pride, no matter what the form, in so many places that I do not see the ...
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According to the Bible, is envy a blameworthy emotion?
The claim is made that the apostle James says says that "the envious reader has a genuine lack in objective reality." No, he does not even imply that, let alone state that idea. It might ...
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