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Are You Going to Hell?"Where do bad people go when they die??They don't go to heaven where the angels fly.?They go down to the lake of fire and fry."Meat PuppetsUnderstandably, the thought of spending eternity in hell is not a pleasant one.I think it's the fiery torment and agony without end that most people find so unsettling.?I know I do.?However, if I were to die today, hell is exactly where I'd find myself.?Yes, I know, but it's true.This admission may come as a surprise to those who know me, as they would tell you that while I'm not religious I am a firm believer in God.?They would also tell you that I'm basically a good person, and that I'm kind to animals.Unfortunately for me none of that matters.?That is, alleged kindness and belief in the Almighty will not get me into heaven.?Many of you are probably wondering what evil I could have done that God would condemn me to hell.?I mean, I seem like such a nice guy.I'll spare you the sordid details of my transgressions; besides, it doesn't matter what my crimes are.?I'm a sinner like everyone else, and sins can be forgiven.?

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I'm a sinner like everyone else, and sins can be forgiven.?All one need do is ask.?Therein lay my problem:?I haven't asked.Nor I have attempted to lead a moral life as set by Christ's example.?I know that I should, but that's easier said than done.?Better men than me have tried and failed (I realize that doesn't justify my own defection of faith; I'm just saying).As can be expected, there's a considerable amount of guilt that comes with rebellion against God.?Some of you know what I'm talking about.?I suppose I could allay my conscience with the disbelief of the atheist, but lying to oneself only does more harm than good.Or I could hide behind the uncertainty of the agnostic, but I've seen far too much to convincingly feign ignorance.?This leaves going through the motions of a righteous life, but I wouldn't be fooling anyone (i.e., God).No, I'll not make any excuses for my disobedience.?They wouldn't help me anyway.?Nor can I say when, or even if, this prodigal son will make it home.?If you arrive at our father's mansion before me, then you know I have paid for my folly.And that I tarried too long.Subscribe Here!