No such thing as a "true" Christian

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Correct me if I'm wrong Frods but as I understand it as long as you repent and ask for forgiveness you will get into heaven.

Yes or no?

Yep

...ah yeah - you don't think God is just. <--- STRAW MAN!

After reading the bible, no, I don't.

So I don't see how it's a strawman.

Because the only mainstream Christian interpretation of God is that he is just. THEREFORE your interpretation, which you are welcome to hold, is a straw man if used in opposition to the Christian view of God > from the Christian POV.

If we're going to talk theories OTHER than the Christian faith... then I would strongly disagree with your observation on very many grounds. I find it to be grossly untenable. But then we're not discussing NOT Christianity. We are questioning the Christian concept of forgiveness are we not?

Like I said, Cheeta, you made the assertion that divine powers exist. When you prove the existence of anything divine, I'll take your challenge.

Dodge #2 ?

Ah yes, spoken like a true christian - preach love, peace, understanding, forgiveness, etc. out of one side of your mouth and spew vitriol out of the other. After having this brief exchange with you, I can see why many members of this forum (especially the more intelligent ones) refuse to engage you seriously. I'll be joining their ranks.

Hillarious! If you're the intellectual elite of atheism there really is no hope!

I was agreeing with you.

Apologies

*Rests Axe*

@ VOID: There is no confusion over the accepted definition of mainstream Christian or members of the Universal Church, as has been widely posted on this forum. That is a belief in line with the Nicene creed. This includes Catholics, Protestants and every flavour in between, but not Mormons, JW's, Christian Scientists, Seventh Day Adventists, etc..

@ Strongbad: You are hiding behind your illogicality. But please keep your eyes closed to reason if you intend to keep deceiving yourself.

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Yeah...funny about that mate. Who knows what Adolf's thoughts where before he died...

Which is the crux of the whole argument.

If ultimate justice decides that Hitler is innocent are you saying that you know better? I really don't get that, unless you aren't talking about Christianity and conclude that God isn't just.