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Not forcing any atheist friends to believe but rather think and reflect.

Please, go ahead, win every argument in this life against believers but the real question is: How sure are you to believe there is no God after one’s deathbed?

Instead of asking why God didn’t do this and that, have you even tried for one sincere moment to ask “what is my part?”

I’m sorry if I sounded harsh or anything, but I truly am sorry. I care for you because even I, a Christian, is no better than you.

Discussion

12 comments

  1. Jeffrey Sanate Hmar says:

    Its terribly terrible

  2. David Popiden says:

    I would like citations on these quotes.

  3. David Popiden says:

    “One would think that that the statement “Religious Views Unchanged” would be sufficient to dissuade people from thinking otherwise. However, stories regarding a ”conversion” on his death-bed began circulating, and, finally having enough of these rumors (mostly spread by highly evangelical clergy), Eva A. Ingersoll, RGI’s wife, with two others who were present (Sue M. Farrell, RGI’s sister-in-law, and Sue Sharkey, the housekeeper) signed an affidavit on March 17, 1906. This notarized affidavit restated and confirmed everything that was mentioned in the New York Times newspaper article.”

    https://centerforinquiry.org/blog/death-bed_conversion_of_robert_g-_ingersoll/

    That’s just one that stuck out to me.

  4. Paul Gray says:

    Fox’s book of martyrs has a section on epitaphs carved in stone from catacombs and other tombs of first century christians as well as the pagans . The hopelessness of the faithless is astonishing in comparison to the hope and even joy of the faithful at their time of crossing over. I love this post ,thank you!

  5. Alain Valdivia says:

    We can only hope that our death will be a blessed death and not that of the wicked. If we would die well we must live well. We must mortify the deeds of the flesh, crucify our sinful desires, renounce all for Christ, pursue holiness, and love Christ. But most of all, we must trust the grace and mercy of God that He would bring us to Him in the hereafter. Lord help us.

  6. Brandon Gibson says:

    Any time someone’s deepest beliefs, spiritual or political, are questioned they just get defensive. So posts trying to dismantle Christianity or Atheism on FB just don’t work. Love folks. Be their friend. Once they see I genuinely care about and respect them they’ll be more willing to listen or even ask questions. So an evangelical “cold call” from any form of spiritual belief doesn’t do much but stir arguments.

  7. Pauline Humphries says:

    I would love to share this.

  8. Floyd Vaz says:

    Death beacons us all. Should the LORD tarry before His 2nd coming, only one thing is needed that we remain IN CHRIST till the end. God is more than able to protect HIS ELECT for all eternity. Be alert and watch, we are in very interesting times, things might not be happening as we want it to but God is at work completing His will just as He chartered it from before the creation of the world.

  9. Bob Bosch says:

    I’ll be praying.
    Worth a shot?

  10. Kriz Petter Velez Ursal says:

    “Christianity, if false, is of no importance, and if true, of infinite importance. The only thing it cannot be is moderately important.”
    — C.S. Lewis

    We’ve only got one shot choice to sow in this life and reap whatsoever consequences it may bring at the end of this life’s trail. May the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ be upon you.

  11. Andy Scott says:

    How can I repost

  12. Ramiro Cervantes says:

    You have Christ and Christians under the title of being an Atheist…you should re-title!