Happened to me mid January 2024

@TheWildEcho

Well lets wait and see

@TheWildEcho It will be too late then.

Yes i agree with you

@TheWildEcho I take it you don't believe in post-mortem salvation.

@LeopoldBloom no

@TheWildEcho Do you believe God wants everyone to be saved? If not, there's no point in your continual evangelizing on here since God has already decided who he will save. So we'll assume that you believe God wants to save everyone.

So the next question is, does God get what he wants? If God wants me to be saved, and I resist him, that would make me stronger than God, because I didn't want to be saved and God couldn't save me anyway. So I assume you don't believe that people are stronger than God.

So that means if people die without being saved, they can be saved later, even in the depths of hell, because God's love is stronger.

Or, you can keep looking down your nose at the people who disagree with you and comfort yourself with the belief that they will be tortured for eternity. What a sick, small opinion to hold.

@LeopoldBloom when have i ever looked down my nose at anyone??

@TheWildEcho Do you respect others' religion the same way you expect others to respect yours? Or do you think your religion is the best for everyone?

Let's see if you'll answer this question. Imagine that you die and go to heaven, and every human being who ever lived is there - Jews, Muslims, Catholics, Scientologists, atheists, every single religion and belief system or lack thereof is represented. Would you be happy? Relieved? Angry?

@LeopoldBloom happy, why on earth would I be angry,?

@TheWildEcho You wouldn't be upset that followers of other religions, or no religion at all, were also "saved?" OK, great.

So basically, you're following your religion because you enjoy it. Nothing wrong with that, but as Buster Scruggs said, "Can't no one compel another man to engage in recreation."