QUOTE(CrimsonArchangel @ Jan 30 2005, 3:16 PM)
You're people staff now?? Way cool!
I was surprised myself. I thought I was a tad too... erm.... opinionated to be considered in.
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That said, I hope that I do not come out as weak or something, but I am stumped. I am not all knowing, so I cannot answer fully to all your comment

... I will seek help and will get back to you ASAP.
I can answer the above comment though. God did not HAVE to give his only son. He did it out of love. Also, Jesus chose to come to earth and become human and die. If God was not loving he would have banished us all from the face of the universe.
I think my comment wasn't well phrased so I'll try again... I meant to ask why is it that Jesus must die so that our sins are erased. If God was powerful and loved mankind, then shouldn't He has the power to erase our sins without needing the death of Christ?
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Sorry again if I sound repetitive, but how can something that some deem as unexsistent (those that do not believe in God) reward and give something existent? Meaning, if a person does not believe in God, how can that person expect to be rewarded by something they don't even believe in?
I do not think anyone would "expect" a reward if they know true love. Love is a reward in itself and if a Heavenly Father would grant that love to everyone and make that love known for certainty to each person, then no one should doubt or have dislike of that Father. If there is true, unconditional love, then why is there Hell?
If someone (non-Christian) lived a morally lead life then saved a life and lost his/her own during the process, he/she do not expect to be compensated in the after life if it existed, but he/she would not want to be punished for all that he/she has done simply because he/she doesn't believe in something either. I think, that is where people "expect" something. Perhaps it is not reward that non-Christians are looking for but peace in death.