>I'm saying that if a person's morality is not based on the Bible, it is a wrong morality and in the end will lead to eternal punishment in Hell. I think all people have some sort of morality - but - again if it's not a Biblical morality it is immoral in the site of God.
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>A "wrong morality"....by what standard?
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>I hope you realize that the majority of Americans believe that heaven and hell are more symbols than anything else. Despite an ever-growing amount of lip service paid to religion, most Americans (thankfully) don't take religion seriously. If they did, political freedom would be very very difficult.
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>I think it's unfortunate that despite a Renaissance, an Age of Reason, an Age of Enlightenment, we still have people walking around with the impetuous mantra of "if a person's morality isn't based on the bible, they'll burn in hell".
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>Kevin

Yes, I realize that most Americans have no idea what true religion is. But, that is not what determines what is right and wrong. The Bible is our authority and that should be our only guide in these matters.

I think it's unfortunate that the freedom we have enjoyed as a nation have driven from Biblical truths. If I believe what I believe and said nothing - that would be wrong! I believe what I believe so strongly that I am willing to be called impetuous, un-enlightened, whatever so that others can be made aware of the truth be given yet one more opportunity to believe.