Interesting. He gives you a warning borne of love, and you call it a "threat." Ironically, I was just like you once. I "came on line with the truth." You should, too, as should anyone who does not proclaim Christ as their Savior and Lord.
It is a threat, and a misguided one at that. Now, while you, of course, think love can be synonymous with ''believe what I believe or burn in bloody hell'' (which I've seen dcontroversial relish at the prospect of in regards to some sinners he reckons worthy of being tortured as such) I'm simply not thick enough to equate love with threats. And I know, I know, ''he's trying to save me from hell'', ''he's scaring me into it''.
Really, though? I don't even think you understand the implications of your own bible. Certainly not the historic errors that exist within it and certainly not the sheer poetic irony in telling someone they'll be burned in
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