No, it certainly isn't a revelation. It is, rather, quite obvious that many religious people believe similar sorts of things. I just think it's important to highlight this fact in an environment where it hardly ever seems to be acknowledged.
So you need to ask a question to get someone to confirm the bleating obvious.
Let's assume that you're right; that "Theists who do not believe in salvation through the atonement of the Messiah Jesus" specifically, aren't going to be saved. That would mean, as I've already pointed out, that there are indeed theists in here who are not saved but are still trying to save other people anyway, and are therefore effectively leading them down a path that could instead result in eternal destruction.
What's not absurd about it?
Yes, Of course i believe that. And again there is nothing absurd about it.
Christians who believe that Muslims aren't saved. Muslims who believe that Christians aren't saved. In fact many adherents of both of these religions believe that pretty much everyone else, no matter what their particular faith, is not going to be saved.
That kind of conflict.
There is no conflict in that paragraph. There is disagreement. There are beliefs. There does not need to be conflict. I can believe another person is heading for eternal torment in the lake of fire and not have any hate or ill feelings for them. On the country i can feel sick with sadness for them. Sometimes when i have heard atheists blaspheme the Holy Spirit on this forum i just don't want to know them anymore. i will not even read their posts anymore. It's like looking at a human torch, someone who has just poured petrol over himself or herself and set themselves on fire.
It certainly does become a joke when theists with conflicting doctrines regarding salvation are all proselytizing with the same degree of conviction.
I don't get where you’re coming from. What’s funny about it?
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