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Indeed. That the unbeliever hates God despite their denials and claims of ignorance or lack of proof, hence indifference, is no mean reason to bludgeon them with the fact in the hopes (ahem, assuming the best charitable motive possible on their part) that it will somehow pound them into the Kingdom. The usual result is but bringing scandal upon the faith (Prov. 26:4, juxtaposed with Prov. 26:5). Will Rogers is instructive here:The problem isn't in scripture, of course, but in how some Christians who confuse the Bible with a hammer and the unsaved with nails tend to use it, appropriating the feeble part and running with it like a toddler with scissors, to mix a bit.
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