Damus
Jason Ansley | Fractional COO | Leadership Coach · 7w
I don’t think we should rejoice, especially if the soul is headed to Hell. In that case, we should almost mourn…not for the physical body but for the loss of one to the Kingdom that wasn’t able to be harvested. Yet, ultimately it is God who knows whether a person is saved or not; albeit “t...
Jacob | APTea · 7w
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...
bulbrigertin · 7w
Rejoice with rejoicers and weep with weepers / be all things to all men. I.e. careful, change comes from the bottom, death at the top is always wonderful but isn't gonna change a thing.