Um...wow, alrighty. Was pretty well written by a pseudo-fundie Christian, but that's not the point. What I believe that many Christian writers and preachers have yet to understand is that there are a hell of a lot more religions that offer salvation than just Christianity. Every other faith says that everyone else is wrong, outside of the eastern faiths of Buddhism and parts of Hindu. John 14:2, "In my father's house there are many mansions," and I think Matthew 7:1, "Judge not lest ye be judged" I would have to say to the folk who wrote that article. Assurance of salvation from them according to the bible, and "salvation" according to non-Christians are far different things. Personally, if I had to choose a faith, I think I'd lean towards Buddhism over anything else. In my experiences, it is the only faith on earth that makes sense, god really is just the universe, we live multiple lives, not just one, there is no "quick path" to salvation in life, and in the end, our ultimate goal is the becoming of absolute nothingness, the merger with the universe. Plus, on top of all that, I believe it is Corinthians, they claim that all Christians will judge the rest of the world in the "final days." Well if that's the case, I'll just rot in hell thank you very much.
