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“The dullard cannot know, the stupid cannot understand this: though the wicked spout like grass and all evildoers flourish, they are doomed to destruction forever …” (Psalm 92:6-7, NRSV) They aren’t doomed to forever being burned with fire and eaten by worms. They are doomed to destruction...

Are you sending your neighbors to hell (Gk. gehenna) -> a place of extermination. No. Only the man whom the living God appointed to the task (Jesus of Nazareth, the Messiah, the Son of the living God) has the capability, authority and responsibility to do that.

The destruction is everlasting; the destruction process isn’t. Once a person has been destroyed in the lake of fire, they cease to exist. Destruction in the lake of fire is an extermination event. It is the second death from which there is no recovery.

Do you consider “sharing” Jesus with others to be equivalent with informally “preaching” Jesus to others? Do you think ”sharing” Jesus with others could be considered an act of worship?

The Baha’i hold Jesus in high esteem. What intrigued me about your comment is the possibility that in some limited sense all people with “good actions, performed in the spirit of service to mankind” might be said to be worshipping the God who created mankind. Had we followed that line of...

“Pick up your Bible before you pick up your phone. Fill your mind with truth before you expose your heart to social media‘s buffet of bits of truth and a whole lot of dangerous foolishness.” - Paul David Tripp

Who, in your opinion, is the Baha‘i worshipping with his “good actions, performed in the spirit of service to mankind”? Expanding the question, who, in your opinion, are all other non-Christians worshipping with their “good actions, performed in the spirit of service to mankind”?

Hola. Love the name you chose this time. I had Mexican for supper.