I recently read an article that asked where do all non-Christians go after death. The people writing it said they were worried that so many people must end up in Hell. And they were concerned for us, for our not having found the ‘Word of God’ and so being saved from endless torment.
And then they surmised that if God was so all-loving perhaps all non-Christians – who aren’t really that bad as people – might not end up in Hell for all eternity after all. But… who knows.
This is a quote from Joseph H. Salyards in the Padgett Messages dated April 13th, 1915:
“This unfortunate experience exists to a greater extent in matters pertaining to religion than to any other matters, because the ideas and convictions which are taught and possessed of these religious matters affect innumerably more mortals than do ideas and convictions in reference to any other matters.
“A spirit who is filled with these erroneous beliefs, that may have been taught him from his mortal childhood, and fostered and fed upon by him until he becomes a spirit, is, of all the inhabitants of this (spirit) world, the most difficult to teach and convince of the truths pertaining to religious matters. It is much easier to teach the agnostic, or even the infidel, of these truths, than the hide-bound believer in the dogmas and creeds of the church.
“So, I say, let the minds of mortals be opened to the teachings of the truth, and even if they are convinced that what they believe is the truth, yet let not that belief stand in the way of them being able to see the truth, when it actually is presented to them.”
So it would seem that the Christians have nothing to worry about concerning us infidels, and might in fact, take a look at their own ‘hide-bound’ beliefs ‘in the dogmas and creeds of the church’.
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