"Works Salvation"

[Doug Brents]

When God lives in you, you can't accept certain things as coming from God.
This is because the attributes of God are flourishing in you.

So, rejecting the notion that 25 million Sikhs will roast in hell forever because they are not Baha'i is not pride or self-righteousnsess.
It is rather an indication that God's love and justice are flourishing in my character. Pride is not compatible with love.

And, love is not compatible with self-deception. The Scripture says that anyone who does not believe in Jesus (which includes accepting that Jesus is God) will be condemned, and the sikhs (all of the muslim faith) deny the deity of Jesus. So yes, those 25 million sikhs (and all the rest of the muslim faith) will be condemned to Hell for eternity (along with everyone else who does not trust in Jesus).

 

[Studyman]

How did Noah undo what happened to the children of Ham?

In my understanding, Noah was a preacher of God's Righteousness, as such he delivered God's Word to his sons, in the same way God delivered His Word to Adam and Eve, and Cain and Able. It's up to the one receiving the Word to choose to believe and accept it or disbelieve and reject it. Not sure where you got the idea that Noah had the power to "Undo" what his sons or grandsons did.

 

[Pancho Frijoles]

And, love is not compatible with self-deception. The Scripture says that anyone who does not believe in Jesus (which includes accepting that Jesus is God) will be condemned, and the sikhs (all of the muslim faith) deny the deity of Jesus. So yes, those 25 million sikhs (and all the rest of the muslim faith) will be condemned to Hell for eternity (along with everyone else who does not trust in Jesus).

Well, here I go again, my brother:

TO ALL READERS AND PUBLIC OPINION

I, Francisco Enrique Camacho Mezquita, 58, male, Mexican citizen, Baha'i, married, who participate in this Forum under the nickname Pancho Frijoles and whose photo profile is authentic, firmly reject the statement made by the Forum Member @Doug Brents. I consider the statement absurd, non-Biblical, and evil.

I publicly condemn any statement made by any means, including this Internet Forum, that approves the torture or extermination of religious groups. It does not matter if such torture and extermination is performed in this life or the afterlife. It does not matter if it is executed by human or non-human agents. It doesn't matter if the persons making the statement try to justify it based on extracts from religious or sacred texts.
I condemn it all the same as a statement that supports genocide* and promotes hatred.

Be it known to all that I will keep opposing and fighting any genocidal discourse with all means in my hand according to the law when applicable, in accordance with the norms of this Forum and the divine attributes of wisdom, justice and mercy. Be God, our readers and our @Administrator my witnesses.

*The United Nations defines genocide as any of the following acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial, or religious group:​

1. Killing members of the group.
2. Causing serious bodily or mental harm to members of the group.
3. Deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part.
4. Imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group.
5. Forcibly transferring children of the group to another group.

These acts are seen as attempts to eradicate the very existence of the targeted group. It’s a stark reminder of the importance of protecting human rights and promoting peace. If you're interested in the detailed wording, you can read more about it in the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide on the UN's official website. Source: https://www.ohchr.org/en/instruments-mechanisms/instruments/convention-prevention-and-punishment-crime-genocide​