The formerly abused in Heave

I have a question. So God forgives all and causes blessings to befall both the good and the evil. The formerly Evil and the victims of their crimes? The genocidal military leader and the 1,000s of victims. Are they to be sharing heaven with each other. Will the victims be denied entry if resentment is etched into their souls when the formerly Evil parade around light as a feather?

Your premise, as stated, is actually not what the Bible teaches.

1.) God forgives all... but only for those who turn to Christ, and accept him as savior.
2.) Blessing fall on both the good and evil... but only in certain limited ways (such as everyone getting to breathe the free air.)

Context Matters.


God Bless.

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Your premise, as stated, is actually not what the Bible teaches.

1.) God forgives all... but only for those who turn to Christ, and accept him as savior.
2.) Blessing fall on both the good and evil... but only in certain limited ways (such as everyone getting to breathe the free air.)

Context Matters.


God Bless.

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Actually I think the premise and context is perfectly relevant. Lifelong criminals with countless victims are promissed to be forgiven if they merely genuinely repent, change their ways and accept Christ as a kind of second wind. What about the victims of these criminals?

Actually I think the premise and context is perfectly relevant. Lifelong criminals with countless victims are promissed to be forgiven if they merely genuinely repent, change their ways and accept Christ as a kind of second wind. What about the victims of these criminals?

Actually I think the premise and context is perfectly relevant. Lifelong criminals with countless victims are promissed to be forgiven if they merely genuinely repent, change their ways and accept Christ as a kind of second wind. What about the victims of these criminals?

It sounds to me like you don't understand the basic fundamentals of Christianity.

Perhaps in your profile, where you say you are a christian... you might want to give that an edit?


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Perhaps you have a veil over your heart and mind?

I heard Dahmer got saved. If that's the case before he got killed, then he's with God right now. It's the same thing with victims, if they got saved before they got killed by some criminal, then they're with God too.

I think when all this is over, the rewards and comforts are going to be so good for everyone saved that it won't even matter what happened in the past.

Revelation 21:4 He will wipe every tear from their eyes. There will be no more death or mourning or crying or pain, for the old order of things has passed away.”


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Yes, I hear you. See there, it’s exactly what I am saying. Dahmer gets saved and welcomed into Heaven. Now his victims get their tears and pain wiped away. So they both reach the same condition in Heaven.
It almost seems like the evil sinners get a better deal. My inclination is to not be a sinner. Therefore, I see a disparity.

What about the victims?

Did something happen to you to make you see that disparity?


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It seems

No, to me it has always been easily discerned. You see the disparity yourself don’t you? It seems clear as anything could ever be.

Yes, I hear you. See there, it’s exactly what I am saying. Dahmer gets saved and welcomed into Heaven.
Now his victims get their tears and pain wiped away. So they both reach the same condition in Heaven.
It almost seems like the evil sinners get a better deal. My inclination is to not be a sinner. Therefore, I see a disparity.

I have a question. So God forgives all and causes blessings to befall both the good and the evil. The formerly Evil and the victims of their crimes? The genocidal military leader and the 1,000s of victims. Are they to be sharing heaven with each other. Will the victims be denied entry if resentment is etched into their souls when the formerly Evil parade around light as a feather?

What about the victims of these criminals?

Actually I don't see any disparity. What am I suppose to see?


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Welcome aboard friend.
You have some great questions there.
Have you tried a different denomination which might have a different interpretation on salvation?
I'd start with that.
But, you should do that only after you've taken a few spelling classes on the English language.

Cheers!

Evil is evil and good is good. Heaven being good excludes evil. The Devil was cast out of Heaven and down to earth. The Devil is the God of this world. Jesus purchased our souls away from the Devil no p
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Excuse me? Ha! I see, right my phone died. I had not even completed the sentence. I wonder how it sent…. I recall fumbling the phone a bit.

Sin is sin whether it is murder or telling a lie.
Genuine Repentance means to turn away from having the same desires that caused one to sin to begin with.
It is true that murderers in prison are stopped being able to be murderers physically, but they can remain murderers if their thoughts are still murderous. But if a murderer truly repents, they stop being and thinking of murderous things.

For the victims, where do many murderers find them at?
Many times they are found in places followers of God would not be at or associate with.
Dahmer met men at gay bars.
Christians do not spend time at gay bars.
Many prostitutes also are drug users.
Christians do not work as prostitutes or use drugs.

But I do believe children as victims have a special place in God's heart. Most children victimized are too young to make adult decisions and remain innocent.

And yes, there have obviously been Christian victims. And in many cases, after the fact, we read where they forgave the ones victimizing them before their death. We could even classify "some" of them as martyrs. Look at the Apostle Paul. He watched the stoning of Stephen and then met Jesus on the Damascus Road. But while Stephen was being stoned to death, he cried out to God to forgive everyone involved. That left an impact upon Paul and he became the greatest Author of the New Testament.

Thanks for you ideas. Now let us remember that Jesus was criticized for eating with tax collectors and mingling with sinners of all sorts. Jesus did say that the little ones will see the face of God.

I have not found it in the scripture but I imagine that the most righteous will be allowed physically closer to God and the forgiven evil souls will merely be allowed within Gods vacinity, very distant from Gods presence.

I’ve read the scriptures a number of times and I’ve read a lot about sinners being forgiven. I’ve not read many passages that indicate that God is also just. They are probably there but I seem not to currently be aware of them.