Who says they are good? Certainly NOT the Bible:I know many people who are morally good, but fail to believe in God, even though they try to do so. What about them?
I know many people who are morally good, but fail to believe in God, even though they try to do so. What about them?
I think what you really want to know, and what those "good" people want to know is, can they go to heaven even if they don't believe in God? My question back to you is, why would anyone want to go to God's dwelling place if/when they deny that He even exists in the first place? It seems quite an illogical proposition. It is like they are saying, "I don't believe in God, but I want to crash His party." God does not allow party crashers. How could He consider them good?I know many people who are morally good, but fail to believe in God, even though they try to do so. What about them?
I know many people who are morally good, but fail to believe in God, even though they try to do so. What about them?
Others have addressed this from a biblical perspective already, but I'll come at it from a different angle...I know many people who are morally good, but fail to believe in God, even though they try to do so. What about them?
Those people would be unsaved.I know many people who are morally good, but fail to believe in God, even though they try to do so. What about them?
I know many people who are morally good, but fail to believe in God, even though they try to do so. What about them?
I know many people who are morally good, but fail to believe in God, even though they try to do so. What about them?
They can try a little harder. Creation is clear evidence of God. The Natural Laws and the mathematical precision within them is even clearer evidence of the Divine Mathematician. And God says that they are without excuse. See Romans 1.I know many people who are morally good, but fail to believe in God, even though they try to do so. What about them?
I know many people who are morally good, but fail to believe in God, even though they try to do so. What about them?
Everyone knows there Is a GOD,the creation Itself declares It so then there Is only one reason to be excused for some people and that Is sin Is not Imputed where there Is no law which means before sin was Imputed that person was either to young to know what they were doing Is wrong or maybe they were born with some kind of debilitating physical sickness that caused them to not develope enough In their brain to know what right and wrong Is.I know many people who are morally good, but fail to believe in God, even though they try to do so. What about them?
Evangelicals find honest skeptics a threat to their faith. So they disingenuously try to remove the threat by imputing intellectual dishonesty to honest seekers who just find the evidence for evolution for more convincing than what they perceive as crude and implausible biblical creation myths and who view the Bible as full of contradictions, historical errors, and legends. Most of them have never seen a provable miracle and they reason that if God can't do it now, there is no reason to believe that He performed even greater miracles in ancient Israel. They look at the lives of professing Christians and see no evidence of spiritual transformation that warrants further investigation. Such honest skeptics create problems for the wannabe Christian witness, but the potential to lead them to Christ must begin with a humble acknowledgement that we often have no idea why they can't experience the Holy Spirit drawing them to Himself.
That is hardly the case, since Christians are not looking to skeptics to establish their faith.Evangelicals find honest skeptics a threat to their faith.