(July 10, 2010 at 12:46 pm)theophilus Wrote:(July 10, 2010 at 6:57 am)strattosphere Wrote: In the event that I had to be rescued for fear of death. I would trust a beliver less than an atheist to make every effort to save me because the Atheist knows that this is all there is and death is the end.A Christian would have a stronger motivation that an atheist to save you because if you died it would mean you would be subject to eternal punishment but if he saved your life there would be a chance that you might become a believer in Jesus and receive eternal life. If the believer were of some other religion this might not be the case and you might be better off depending on the atheist.
Odd, because how would a God who loves everyone equally take most of them to punishment? Besides, the Bible clearly states that if you don't follow this "God", you'll be sent to an eternal punishment. You know why that's funny? Because that mans that 70%+ of the ENTIRE Earth will be sent to hell by God. Do you really think that it's" just"? Or rather, do you think it's "equality" by God's behalf? Since Christians tend to think that God and the Bible are the most real of all religions compared to those who have other religions. Other religions don't exaggerate their beliefs like Christianity does. Christians exaggerate their religion to where they want everyone to follow them, and they tend to want to "save" them because a book tells them that if people don't follow God, they'll go to hell.
