For all his brilliance Hawking was an atheist. So all his *knowledge* was vain. The fool has said in his heart there is no God.
The problem is that the words used: Gehenna, Hades and Sheol dont mean Hell. They mean grave. Not so sure that Hel is compatible with a loving God.
What makes you think anyone is "speculating" about Hawking's atheism? Here is a quote from this man:Maybe. You weren't with him 24/7, though. You didn't see him take his last breath. You're not able to read his mind. God is. Hawking could have changed his mind and heart moments before. Did he? I don't know. You don't know. None of us here know. We will all find out in the next life, though. In the meantime, why even speculate? Does it change the situation? If not, why are you speculating?
What makes you think anyone is "speculating" about Hawking's atheism? Here is a quote from this man:
Within a year, Hawking said in a Discovery Channel documentary: “We are each free to believe what we want and it is my view that the simplest explanation is there is no God. No one created the universe and no one directs our fate.”
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news...f-history-stephen-hawkings-atheism/425724002/
As I said earlier, quoting from Scripture, the fool has said in his heart "There is no God".
It is so easy to look down on people because of a disability. He prooved that a life worth living isn't defined by physical strength. I need to remind myself of that.
And he was an jew hater...
It's kinda nice to hold out hope that Hawkins changed his mind about God in the last few breaths of his life here on earth....a wee bit naive possibly, but kinda nice.....
Truth is, Jesus Himself told us how we would know people, and I'm pretty sure Hawkins has left a plethora of evidence along the path he traveled here on. Mayhaps it would be best to hold out our hopes and prayers for the "living?"
It is my observation that those who deny Christ all their life do not call out to Christ on their death bed to be saved. If they call out to God it is for an additional breath of life.It's kinda nice to hold out hope that Hawkins changed his mind about God in the last few breaths of his life here on earth....a wee bit naive possibly, but kinda nice.....
Truth is, Jesus Himself told us how we would know people, and I'm pretty sure Hawkins has left a plethora of evidence along the path he traveled here on. Mayhaps it would be best to hold out our hopes and prayers for the "living?"
how do you know this about the man?
Since-honestly-none of us knows whether or not the man was or wasn't saved at the end, why endlessly speculate, and continue this? God knows, and HE's the only would who needs to know. I pray to Father God that HE richly blesses us all today-In the name of HIS most precious Son, our Lord Jesus, Amen.