Why Does God Allow People to Go To Hell? John MacArthur #christianresponseforum #shorts

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- We are all imperfect in our interpretation of God's special revelation.
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within the Body of Christ we ought to encourage healthy agreement, disagreement and debate, without fighting and persecuting each other for our beliefs
- We ought to constantly support each other to search for the reality and absolute truth through God's general and special revelation.

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To learn more about the Global Christian Response Forum, head to www.CRFN.org

At the Christian Response Forum & Network we believe that

- We are all imperfect in our interpretation of God's special revelation.
- God alone knows the Absolute Truth and is our ultimate judge.
within the Body of Christ we ought to encourage healthy agreement, disagreement and debate, without fighting and persecuting each other for our beliefs
- We ought to constantly support each other to search for the reality and absolute truth through God's general and special revelation.

The views in this clip do not represent those of the Christian Response Forum & Network as a whole.

[sukus_]

A God of good, a God of love, but also a God of fairness and justice

[randomusername]

"God doesn't send people to hell. He just created hell to torture people for eternity, created the people knowing they'll go there, making them in a way that they'll make choices that will lead them there. Definetly their fault"

[diane]

My Aunt goes to church every Sunday but when I asked her if she had a personal relationship with Jesus, she said no. When I continued to talk about Jesus she shut the conversation down and became angry (fearful?) with me. She said you and I always disagree and I corrected her and said no, not always. She got up and walked away. It made her angry. it made me feel sad and sorry for her.

[joshuakohlmann]

In other words, "I don't know. Stop asking awkward questions."

[gibby]

" ' For I well know the thoughts that I am thinking towards you, ' declares Jehovah, ' thoughts of peace, and not of calamity, to give you a future and a hope. And you will call me and come and pray to me, and I will listen to you.' ". Jeremiah 29:11, 12.

[mformunawar]

That's not at all convincing. This is the fundamental problem with the belief.

[hazelatkinson]

God doesn't send people to hell. We send ourselves to hell by rejecting him

[sherrysteffen]

God still Loves everyone of His Children. But he also gave each one a free will.

[billbleham]

"The boss does what the boss wants"

[debraethan]

This is true & we must remember that He gave us a free will. We also must understand that we cannot understand everything. We are finite but He is infinite. We cannot understand His ways. We must trust.

[Johnny-fgwp]

JOHN MACARTHUR IS A TRUE HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION !!!!

[OkieAllDay]

In Calvinism God creates people for hell. He doesn’t love them. He doesn’t want to save them.

[truthfulpatriot]

God has Provided a Way out of hell…….His Name is Above All Names, His power is Provided by Walking in His Holy Spirit, He Sanctifies those that Wait upon Him in Obedience and Truth, He paid a Price that humanity ode for sin that We Couldn’t pay……….He Stands at the door of Hearts and Knocks, let Him in Emmanuel🙏God among Us

[JF]

God doesn't send anyone to hell, they send themselves.

[Mario.]

Results of the simple fact that we condemn ourselves to Hell with our actions.

[edwardtelles]

God sends No One to the lake of Fire...
by refusing his Gracious Gift of Salvation,

we send ourselves.. God will not force you to
Love Him

[VivaIisous]

The beauty is each individual can decide what they believe hence in a sense you decide where you go

[theapplemancan]

God doesn’t send people to hell he gave us free will and in our sin we follow the devil into hell

[aidenmcdaniel]

A better way to describe this dilemma is, it is like you are driving towards the edge of a cliff. If you keep going in your direction, you will fall off, but God comes along and says, let me take the wheel and guide you to safety, but you have to trust me.