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by The Reverend Soleil on January 15th, 2008

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If Christians believe that God is omnipresent and is watching all of us every second of the day, why do they then turn around and insist that God "can't stand to be around sin" and that's the reason why he is forced to send all sinners to hell?

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  • by darthson decries derigible destruction on January 15th, 2008

    darthson decries derigible destruction

    Sinners send themselves to hell; God is reaching out with his forgiveness, that Jesus won. Jesus willingly took all the punishment that sinners like me deserve. And now God offers that forgiveness freely- no strings attached.

    Those who go to hell are those who refuse the free forgiveness and try to make up for their wrongs with their own methods. Methods that will never work. They'd rather pay $30 for a $500 item than get the item for free.

    And, as one of the posters mentioned above, hating something and being in its presence is a very normal thing!

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