(Adding Donald Neilson to that list is clearly 'a must'!)
From a theological point of view, this kind of 'judgement' is of course, technically incorrect - or is it?
Christians generally believe that 'all may come to salvation - however great their sins' and certainly - with full repentance and embracing of Jesus's sacrifice on our behalf - salvation is apparently achievable for people such as these.
We must remember that, although we are all sinners - and although many of us are maybe capable of evil too, on occasion - we do not sell out to evil.
There was no way out for Judas; there is no way out for 'blasphemers against The Holy Spirit'; there is no way back for certain believers as described in Hebrews 6. So, we should not be too surprised that so many will hear those most dreadful of words in the entire universe: "Depart from me - I never knew you!"
I would perhaps struggle a tad to prove my belief scripturally that some people, in their evildoing, put themselves into a position where they themselves are so riddled with evil that they do not have it within them to 'turn and repent'.
Nonetheless, the three scriptural references above perhaps offer us more than a pointer.
The real problem is not those who are clearly destined for hell but rather the billions of very ordinary people who will go there virtually by default.Nonetheless, the three scriptural references above perhaps offer us more than a pointer.
If you have not done so yet -
GIVE YOUR LIFE TO THE SAVIOUR TODAY! YOU ARE NOT PROMISED TOMORROW! HELL IS FOR VOLUNTEERS ONLY. YOU ARE NOT CONSCRIPTED TO GO THERE!
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