Evidence for the existence of God

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Final-Fan said:

You also claim that I beleive as a witness I think only witnesses would survive Armageddon. Again, you are mistaken. Gods action at Armageddon will be with the purpose to save men, not kill men. I've said this before, all men receive the benefits of Christ's ransom. (I'll make this side not; If god selectively kills someone at armegeddon it would be a person who will directly receive second death, or eternal destruction. But this applies to a very, very, VERY small few.

Question: At the end of the day, are there going to be people alive who are not Jehovah's Witnesses? You say vagabond is wrong to say "no", but your following explanation does not verify this point.

I'm not sure what you mean by "at the end of the day" so I'm gonna assume:

1)If you mean after Armegeddon, the answer is yes. You will have survivors of armegeddon and then you will have people being resurrected both righteous and unrighteous. The vast majority of those resurrected will not be Jehovah's Witnesses.

2)If you mean after everyone is resurrected and gods kingdom is over the entire earth. Then the answer is in a way no. Those who are resurrected or those who survive armegeddon that decide to follow satan will recieve second death. So that leaves only worshipers of God in god's kingdom.

 

PS: I've seen that VgCats before, it's funny. However, I think it perpetuates an incorrect idea of our ministry. It's not a listen to us or die message. Jesus describes it as Good News. It's a message of a wonderful future devoid of all the crap we have today, like sin, sickness, wickedness. We have no ill will or bad feelings for our neighbors and those we meet in our ministry, the activity is one of love. And most importantly, Jehovah, the god of the bible, has no will to see people die. It's one of the things that seperates us from mainstream christianity that says; "Be saved or be tortured in hell foever." The bible doesnt teach that, only hate filled cleregymen that will use fear to bring people into their church on sunday morning do.