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What do you mean by that?

Yes. Hawking made clarifying statement so that there would be no doubt, he was an atheist who thought that the idea of God and Heaven was for weak men. I've posted some above.

Firstly, you've obviously misunderstood as well. If I'm saying that you have misunderstood, why not ask for clarification rather than doubling down, because now you are arguing against a straw man. May I ask, may you say with confidence, to a man who has placed his faith in Christ that he will...

Your attitude is uncalled for, and you can't seem to debate without losing your temper, so you have at it by yourself.

What do you think they don't understand? I think that they have assumed much that isn't correct, such as Rev 3:21.

Now I finally understand what you mean when you say that you are not a Calvinist. Your argument is fully Pelagian, in fact. You are saying that a sinful man can reason his was to salvation. It seems that you are saying, given enough time a sinner will come to God. I'm a bit taken aback by such...

I assume you are asking if witnesses are required for one to be saved, and that is a good question to ponder, but I am not arguing that they are, just to be clear. They might be. I don't know. I haven't thought about it before. But, is one a Christian who makes no public profession? Could one...

Firstly, don't you agree that there are countless fake deathbed conversions? People who are dying are desperate and will do anything. I am not saying that there aren't actual authentic deathbed conversions (although I will be accused of just that in less than 10 minutes, I'm sure) but odds are...

Two things: First, I suspect we don't have the stomach for it, and it is indeed a horrible thought that has given me a nightmare or two, I will admit. Second, many don't know how to separate proper judgement from improper judgement. They don't realize there is a distinction between the two...

It seems that some on BB are not happy with the idea that God condemns sinners. Of course He is merciful and takes no pleasure in the death of the wicked, but do you really believe the horrors of Hell? Do you really believe He is a "consuming fire"? Is the God who condemns to Hell worthy of...

It seems that you have the answer to your question. A man without Christ is lost and will be condemned.

The question I've posed here, without answer is: If you don't know that fate of one who boldly proclaimed, "There is no God", and has never made a public profession of faith, to our knowledge, then how do you know the fate of those who have placed their trust in Christ? I don't think you can...

Are there Christians who aren't "Spirit-filled"?

So, if a man has faith in Christ but his faith is not "heartfelt" or "public" he may not expect to be forgiven. Is that correct?

Let me try to see if I understand: 1) God is never wrong. 2) Some people you know makes these statements, "He gave me the following" or "What He gave me is" 3) The statements that these people make proceeding #2 are not always accurate. They have been about 80% accurate according to your...

This is a problem that I come across, as a Calvinist and person of faith in Christ alone. May I ask you one question? Are you confident that if a man places his faith in Christ, he will be saved?

Thanks. Do you think that God is ever wrong?

How do you know about such things? Can you be sure that you are giving him accurate advice?

How exactly do they make that clear? Is it just as I said, or something else?