Atheists - What will you say to God on judgementday?
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I doubt they would have planned anything, or even think it will happen.....being atheists an all.
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In Christian eschatology, the Last Judgment or Judgement Day is the ethical-judicial trial, judgment, and punishment/reward of individual humans (assignment to heaven or to hell) by a divine tribunal at the end of time, following the destruction of humans' present earthly existence. Some Christians say that God does not judge, since He finds "all to be precious".
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EVIL WAKES WITH VENGEANCE\nTHINK BEFORE YOU CHOOSE\n\n\nI'm sorry OK because your messing up the religion of God i can't take it anymore i can be angry and you tell me that you will hit me with your physic slap im trying to have a Good Advice not To hurt somebody.SORRY
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sure--you can arm yourself better that way--be ready to beat god down just in case you do see him on judgement day!
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YOU'RE GOING TO HELL!!! YOU EVIL GOD HATER*!!!\n\nOK... sorry, not Christian, but I thought I would try to help you out anyway. \n\n*my personal favorite fundie nickname for an atheist (or any other non-Christian).
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Hello my precious little one.. :)\n\n2 Timothy 4\n\n3  For the time will come when they will not endure sound doctrine; but after their own lusts shall they heap to themselves teachers, having itching ears;\n \n4  and they shall turn away their ears from the truth, and shall be turned unto fables.\n\n====================================================\n\nI was not brought up in a christian home..I used to be an atheist..we as christians cannot get anyone to believe in Jesus, but why would we want to keep His Love and saving grace to ourselves, for that would be selfish..\n\nAs for calling us dense little one..I do forgive you..for I am not called by God, to Judge you..but to Love you..\n\nYou are in my heart and in my prayers..I am here for you if you ever need me.. :)\n\nIn Jesus Most Precious Name..\nWith Love..In Christ..
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Hannibal Lecktor said, "...if you do as God does, enough times, you become as God is."\n\nWell, that is a twisted truth. Hey, it's Lecktor, what do you expect? But basically, God made man and gave him an incredible authority, that of being a "judge". As a judge you are exercising power much like God--that is, as judge and arbiter over men's lives. This was an awesome responisbility. Now look at the Psalm you sited closely and in context...\n\nWhat sets God apart?\nGod stands in the congregation of the mighty;\nHe judges among the gods.\n\nWas God satisfied with their judgments?\nHow long will you judge unjustly,\nAnd show partiality to the wicked? \n\nGod gave them a great responsibility...\nI said, “You are gods,\nAnd all of you are children of the Most High.\n\nBut did they live up to the task? NO!\nBut you shall die like men,\nAnd fall like one of the princes.\n\nThe Pharisees knew the scriptures up and down, inside and out. When He said, "It is written", the Pharisees would pride themselves on knowing the full scripture, its context, and what early sages said about it. When Jesus said, "Is it not written in your law, 'I said, "You are gods"' What the Pharisee would immediately recognize is that in judging Jesus of being a blasphemer, they were not fulfilling their role as proper judges and would die as men due to mishandling their office. Jesus would only be a blasphemer if He wasn't GOD, and so He told them to judge by the works He did since they would validate His claim.\n\nIt's a toughy, but you have to put yourself in the place of the Pharisees listening to Him. It was a real jaw dropper for them. Notice they did not say much after that.
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Are we to assume that you are brave to cast insult in God's face calling yourself "Black Atheist.? Good for you. We all will see what happens when you stand before God.
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By the end of Judgment Day, surviving humans will have “come to life” fully as perfect humans. (Revelation 20:5) Judgment Day will thus see the restoration of mankind to its original perfect state. (1 Corinthians 15:24-28) Then a final test will take place. Satan will be released from his imprisonment and allowed to try to mislead mankind one last time. (Revelation 20:3, 7-10) Those who resist him will enjoy the complete fulfillment of the Bible’s promise: “The righteous themselves will possess the earth, and they will reside forever upon it.” (Psalm 37:29) Yes, Judgment Day will be a blessing to all faithful mankind!\n\nThe Messianic Kingdom will fully accomplish God’s original purpose for the earth. \nAll who survive the execution of Jehovah’s judgment on this old system will work unitedly under Christ the King, gladly doing whatever he directs, so that the earth becomes a global paradise.\nAll mankind will enjoy the work of their hands and benefit fully from the abundance of earth’s produce.\n\nUnder Kingdom rule, earth’s inhabitants will realize marvelous physical benefits. “At that time the eyes of the blind ones will be opened, and the very ears of the deaf ones will be unstopped. At that time the lame one will climb up just as a stag does, and the tongue of the speechless one will cry out in gladness.” (Isaiah 35:5, 6) Flesh disfigured by age or disease will become fresher than that of a child, and chronic weaknesses will give way to vigorous health. \nThe day will come when no one will have reason to say, “I am sick.” Why? Because God-fearing humans will be relieved of the burden of sin and its grievous effects.\nIsaiah foretold, “righteousness is what the inhabitants of the productive land will certainly learn.” (2 Peter 3:13; Isaiah 26:9) This quality leads to peace—between people of all races, among close associates, in one’s family and, above all, with God himself.\n\nBy the end of the thousand years of Kingdom rule, the human family will have been restored to perfection of mind and body. The earth will be a global garden of Eden, a paradise. Peace, happiness, security, and a loving human society will have been attained. Never in human history before Kingdom rule was anything like this seen. What a vast contrast will then have been demonstrated between the previous thousands of years of miserable rulership by humans and the magnificent rulership by God’s heavenly Kingdom of a thousand years!
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Hi - I can't speak for all Christians, but if my car were stuck in the mud, and you came along and offered to help me out of the mud, I really don't think I'd care what belief system you have.  \n\nAs for the 'God Bless' - I might say that to you, simply because it is how I speak.  If you sneezed, I'd say 'God bless you' - but I would not say it to be offensive to you.  Some Christians say it as a matter of course.  If you truly do not believe in God, translate it in your mind to thank you.\n\nBy the way, thank you.  I am anti-abortion and anti-death penalty.
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The 'Day of Judgement' will be the Day of Judgement no matter what people believe about God. God will judge the world.\n\nIn my answer salvation = Favor with God on day of Judgement\n\nA big difference to consider is the differing teachings of salvation. Islam teaches that one must do lots of good works(some are that of violence) to be redeemed; and still they have no assurance of salvation as hard as they may try. In Christianity we recognize that no matter what we do(works) our salvation only comes in faith in Christ and salvation is assured to those that believe in Christ and follow him. Do you want salvation then come to Christ, He is our salvation hence the term 'Savior of the World'\n\nDon't get caught up on figuring out what the day of Judgement will be like. Search to know Christ for He will be THE TRUTH, THE WAY, AND THE LIFE on that dread full day.
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Explain that one to him on your judgement day.
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Im not sure what I would say. I have always been under the impression that there isnt anything that I could say for God to allow me into heaven. I was taught that my actions in life would be what would determine if I would go to heaven so I do not think that God is going to give me a chance to argue my reasoning against hes at the entrance of the Pearly Gates
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A very good question. And I don't see a lot of very good answers. I don't have a good answer to explain the nature of God, either, wish I did. But I do have some thoughts on judgement in general. \n\nSpiritually, I define judgement as making decisions about the inside person (as opposed to their behavior) based on their actions. I don't think anyone can say that they never judge, I know that I certainly can't. But, I find that judging as little as possible is in my best interests as much as it is in the best interest of others. \n\nI try not to assume that a person is bad, mean, or any worse than me. I don't have the access to the person they are on the inside that would be required to make such a decision. And, any time I choose to judge in such a way, it's inevitably tied to a lack of forgiveness on my part. When I don't forgive, God or no God, I am a little less free. \n\nAs far as God goes, for those that believe, negative judgements can have the same affect *if* there's anger - anger can serve to destroy you no matter what it is you are angry at. \n\nOf course, I don't think that you are angry at that which you do not believe in, that would just be silly. I think what you are asking is why is it a bad thing to question the accepted doctrine that God is always benevolent, and to that, I say there's nothing wrong with that question. There are certainly strong arguments against that doctrine.\n\nWhat I think is wrong is when people have questions they can't help having and other people think it's a sin to be honest about those questions and speak up. I would think it'd be much more of a sin to be dishonest about those questions and keep quiet (and I think many do this). I would also think it's more of a sin to quit thinking and therefore never have questions.\n\nSo, I say, rock on!
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Not applicable.  There is no God, hence I will never face this situation.\n\nThat's like asking "What will you say to The Great Smooglydorf when you see him?"\n\nThe question you pose to us means just as much as my question means to you.
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all will be judged, the Christian will be saved
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hoemonger: we should expect such infantile answers from a person whose name is hoemonger. \n\nI will certainly pray for you. I'll pray that something (good or bad) happens to you so that you can stop being violent toward the love that God has for us all.\n\nAs for the question: what are you talking about?