I wonder if you'd comment on this for me. I think the idea people have of "if you are bad" you go to hell, and "if you are good" you go to heaven comes from the false idea that personal sins (doing bad things) is what condemns us. Associating personal sins with our being condemned seems to put the gospel in a moral context, not a relationship one.

I have never mentioned "sin" when giving the gospel. Christ has "taken away the sins of the world," so why make those an issue? If one wants to "go to heaven" s/he need only 'believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and s/he will be saved.'

Do you think evangelists and pastors have created the right portrait of what separates us from God and therefore what reconciles us to Him?

Mitch L.

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