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In some cases, that will happen. Christians must pray that their persecutors, and persecutors of our brothers and sisters in Messiah, repent and become saved.

Paul speaks about the problem you’re describing in Ephesians 4:14-16. We have to become mature in the faith once delivered to the saints (Jude 1:3).

What did home look like when you were a Christian?

Home looks like Jesus and the apostles. Yes. Why are you concerned about what Christians remember about the sin they committed and were forgiven by God for?

“It may have taken you fifty years to make yourself such a hell-deserving sinner as you are, but it will not take Jesus fifty ticks of the clock to wash you and make you whiter than snow, and to get you back into the great Father’s house.” - C.H. Spurgeon Are you at - or nearing - the point...

How is this helping him move from the broad path back to the narrow path?

“Your strength is vanity, your power is a delusion, your might is a lie.” - C.H. Spurgeon

What does Jesus say about those who don’t obey his command to love their enemies?

What are you going to do about it?

The broad path.

The Messiah is the judge. I’m not him.

The OP asks a very good question: How can there be life after death? Another very good question: How can there be a second death after death? The answer to both questions is this -> bodily resurrection.

@Mancunian doesn’t believe it will happen. I’m reminding him that it will. That’s the path that he’s presently on.

Why would a Muslim want to pray in a church?

God does know what. Then comes the judgment.

“Don’t trust in good seminary training to keep you from heresy. Stay near to Jesus daily.” - Trevor Sheatz