[Sir_Ed]

What about unrepentant sinners like that abortionist who was murdered, who turned out to be a deacon in some church, yet was personally responsible for the murders of thousands of babies over many years’ practice as an abortionist?

Do you think God greeted him with open arms, saying “Well done, though good and faithful servant!”?

[Iscool]

Do you think God greeted him with open arms, saying “Well done, though good and faithful servant!”?

I asked God that question and his response was that we wrongly judge the outward appearance of a person while God rightly judges the person's heart...

[American Constitutionalist]

I do not believe a truely saved, born again christian would do that, to run a business of death.

If they did that ? they either have never been saved, or so far away from God and backslidden and does not care.
You can't blame God or slander God or christians for what some indiviual had or has done while being far away from God or backslidden.

On the other hand ?

If a woman who was a born again christian got pregnant, went ahead and had a abortion, but was convicted and never did it again, God will forgive them.

[American Constitutionalist]

Remember ?

And we all do it, point fingers, it' human nature.

When we point fingers ? God points back at us and ask us what sins do we have in our own closets.

Jesus said, Judge not, least ye be judge, for what measure you judge, you will be judged back in return.

[caww]

If the man came to Christ for forgivenes.....He is saved....but being forgiven does not release us from remembering what we have done....can you imagine the burden this man carries when He thinks of the children he butchered?.....which when he does think of this, will drive him closer to Jesus each and every time.

But once He meets Christ and leaves this world....yes indeed Jesus will meet Him with open arms.

Those who are forgiven much...tend to love Jesus greatly for they realize fully not only their sinfulness, but the power and wonder and love of Christ..and what it cost Him.

[fish hawk]

Wont get no Kudos from God but still , it is possible he is saved. Depends on what he did with Jesus sacrifice. This is hard for a lot of Christians to swallow but if Hitler prayed for Jesus to come into his life and accepted him as his Lord and Savior just before he pulled the trigger, he is saved. Like I said, it is not a question on or about sin, only , what did you do with the Father's salvation plan with His Son on the cross. I have this in writing from God. (its in the Bible and that is God breathed)

[fish hawk]

Not, “Well done thou good and faithful servant” But consider I Corinthians 3:15: If any mans work shall be burned, he shall suffer loss: BUT he himself shall be saved; yet so as by fire. Of course Paul is talking about born again Christians here. I don’t know what that Dr’s state was.