Christians

The 4 types of Christians.

The 4 types, believe, fall under:

1.Everything is God's will.
2.All the good things in life are God's will and all the bad things in life are causality/randomness/free will.
3.All the good things in life are God's will and all the bad things in life are Satan's causing.
4.Almost nothing is God's will, so that almost everything is causality/randomness/free will, and God can occasionally change things as he pleases.

And you can't say there are no Christians that are "everything is God's will" because when I 1st posted this in an evangelical fundamentalist Christian forum, the very 1st reponse was "1.) Everything is God's will."

Alternately, there are also 2 types of Christians.

The 2 types of Christians:

8/27/2008.

There are 2 types of Christians:

1.)The 1st type is the 1 that realizes that everyone else that is a non-Christian goes to Hell when they die.

For example, such a Christian could attend a concert where there is an Asian girl as the pianist, and she will go to Hell if she did not accept Jesus into her heart.

Or goes to a restaurant served by good Muslims, where they will go to Hell when they die if they don't got Jesus.

Or sees an atheist mother caring for her atheist children, that Christian will believe they all go to Hell when they die too.

This is what it means to be a Christian. That everyone outside your circle of Christianity "goes to Hell" when they die.

2.)Then, there's the 2nd type of Christian.

This type of Christian is happy. This Christian goes "I'm going to go to Heaven when I die!" (Or I'm going to be saved when I die!) Therefore, this type of Christian will view God as a very warm and loving God.

As far as whether or not non-Christians go to Hell, this Christian won't think about it. Therefore, this Christian is very, very happy.

So yep, these are the 2 types of Christians.

11/7/2008.

A Christian, by definition, is.

1.Love God.
2.Love humans.

Not.

1.Love humans.
2.Love God.

The evils of being a Christian.

Suppose, for example, an earthquake happens on Muslim Island killing thousands of Muslims. Why would a Christian care? A Muslim, by Christian definition, is someone that does not accept Jesus, and therefore, is not saved. So they all go to Hell.

What difference does it make if the earthquake didn't happen on Muslim Island? Then the Muslims would have eventually died of old age and still go to everlasting Hell.

Suppose Muslim babies were killed, a Christian, by definition, still wouldn't care, because babies automatically are saved (or is there condradicting scripture/no such scripture?).

So what about when non-Christians are good people, should Christians care about them? Of course not. Because the non-believers Christians believe won't be saved. They will be burned in Hell.

Should a Christian feel sympathy for them? Of course not. Because non-believers going to Hell Christian's believe is God's will. And Christians believe God is good.

For a Christian to believe a good non-believer to "not" go to Hell, would require them to believe God is wrong about someone going to Hell, and a Christian, by definition, can never believe God is wrong.

Do Christians believe non-believers "deserve" to go to Hell, even if they are good people? Why, yes. Because they have to believe in God's will.

Those that are not for God's will are against God's will. He who is not with us is against us (Matthew 12:30).

So no Christian can go against God, so all Christians believe all non-believers should go to Hell.

This is why, a Christian, by definition, are not good people (to non-believers) because they are bigots.