james bond
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I've found that they have to repent their atheism first. I think it's hard for them to have faith in God because their atheism gets in the way.
I've never understood why it's important that others believe what you believe. Faith is a personal thing, not collective.
I suppose you're talking about the OP making a statement. However, once he said it, we react to it based on our worldview. I don't disagree that he can believe what he wants to believe, but there are consequences. So if you believe atheists going to hell is not important, then what can I say?
Now, if you are you talking about salvation, then I think you'll agree that what God has said is important. God already knows who will make it and who won't if you are talking about salvation. Thus, you'll want to follow what he has said. Your faith should lead you to this.
Thus, it's not important to me that others believe what I believe, but I am pointing out the consequences since there is more to it than what the OP stated. There's more to in than what the Jack Chick tract stated, but it gets the idea across.