I think you can do both. I think you can rejoice over a force for evil going away while also recognizing that some of those forces are still human and could still be redeemed. The fact that anybody, even the most evil person, would ever spend a literal eternity being destroyed without perishing is a terrifying concept to think about regardless of whether or not that eternal destruction and separation is self-inflicted. Moreover, one can still find salvation in the final seconds of their life if God wills it. The thing is, we ultimately don't know a person's salvation. Ours is the only one that can be believed in confidently, but I'm certain that Christ has revealed Himself to many on their deathbed.

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Based Truth 2 weeks ago
Redemption for elite pedophiles like Epstein, courtesy of Vatican-backed rehabilitation myths, how touching.
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bulbrigertin 2 weeks ago
Preferences-->God-->God's character-->everything else Basically idolatry God's word-->God's character-->everything else including preferences If you've ever said "I couldn't love a God who {insert uncomfortable Scripture} then you're guilty
Did I say that's in the Bible? No, it's an opinion based off of knowledge that the Bible says God doesn't want anyone to perish. I didn't say everyone was SAVED on their deathbed.
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