When he had better options...?
Is it just, moral and righteous, for god to forgive the raping killer, but not unbelief...?
Does anyone have good answers to these troubling questions..?
If God can forgive the raping killer if they repent then He can forgive the unbeliever if they repent and believe.
God can forgive anyone and anything if they repent.
The only way you can be forgiven is if you repent.
So what does the question mean.
Sin is sin whether a thief or unbeliever but if they repent they can be forgiven.
How can the unbeliever be forgiven if they do not repent and turn to Jesus.
But in the case of the raping killer it is rare they change to follow Jesus because of the severe nature of them.
Like Jeffrey Dahmer who said he turned to Jesus it is highly unlikely it was done in truth.
He got caught so he might as well confess but if he did not get caught it is doubtful he would of confessed.
Or someone on their deathbed who sinned their whole life and now they want to confess.
Might as well can't sin now.
Usually they have the attitude I do not know but I do not want to take the chance.
But that is not faith and not salvation.
Some people have terrible behavior in sin that is worse than your typical sinful behavior that is common among humans.
Usually these people never embrace the truth for they are so severe in sinful behavior.
And if they do usually it is not rooted in truth having doubt.
Their sinful behavior that is severe causes them to have difficulty to be saved.
There is hardly any people if any at all that claim to be a Christian that has a murderous, raping, and child molesting past.
At least in modern times.
Can't speak for the Roman Catholic Church from many years ago.