ANSWERS: 13
  • I could not forgive them no, but it is Gods place to forgive not mine.
  • If those people were in heaven then I would be able and would forgive them because I would be like Christ and so would they and the old world and the former things would be passed away and all things would become new. I would not remember the old world because the peace, joy, and presence of Christ in the new world He's prepared for us would overshadow such things. I hope that this helps. -In Christ's service. Thank you and God bless you!
  • It is not my place to forgive them, it is God's place. If they made it to heaven, they obviously repented their sins and were accepted by God.
  • Hypothetical questions can only come up with speculative answers. Who would want to forgive them? And are we capable? Is it our place? I do not think that we are qualified to answer, the best is to wait and see!
  • The answer is totally up to God, but the bible says that all who believe that Jesus Christ is the savior shall be bornagain and taken to heaven after the first death, and shall live in his house for eternity.
  • I forgive all,for it is a grace to forgive,and a burden not to.
  • All I know about these people comes from one-sided political propaganda.
  • None of them ever did anything to me, so I have nothing to forgive them for. But if they had, as God has forgiven me, I owe it to Him to forgive them. But be warned, forgiving strangers is easy; what's hard is forgiving the people you supposedly love. Forget Bin-Laden: just try forgiving your parents.
  • That's a lot of assUming. People like Hitler generally do NOT ask for forgiveness. But playing the game, yes, I am required to forgive others, therefore I will. This is called obedience to God.
  • Therein the reason why I'd rather go to hell. Cause, apparently, that's where all the true good people go, the other place is reserved for the hypocrites
  • Well, I'm not a Christian, but it was always explained to me that you have to accept Christ into your heart. It was further explained that if you were truly an "evil" person, you would be unable to actually accept Christ into your heart and therefore were not a true Christian. That makes sense to me. Being that I'm not a Christian, I don't believe in heaven as Christians do, and am unable to comment on that aspect.
  • Unless you forgive all, you will not be forgiven of your sins against your very real creator, that is what real peace is about, to hold a grudge your only poisoning yourself.
  • Nice meeting y'all. See, I knew that the Christians were lying when they kept telling me that I'd go to hell for being an Atheist

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