psholtz
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Gandhi actually kinda *was* a follower of Christ.. People think that he was *non-violent* just b/c he was a Hindu, a view is *somewhat* (although not wholly) incorrect.. In reality, the one book (more than anything else) that caused Gandhi to assume his non-violent leadership role was "The Kingdom of God is Within You" by Leo Tolstoy.. It's Tolstoy's epic examination of the topic of Christian non-violence, focusing especially on the topic of Quaker non-violence.Kelzie said:But when God does judge him, it's not going to go well, since he wasn't a follower of Christ, right?
Gandhi read that book, was moved to his soul, and the rest is history.
Christians who believe that others will be condemned to *hell* just for believing in a different pagan god than the one they happen to be believe in are wholly in error. Like the Master Himself teaches, "judge not, lest ye be judged".. Christians who judge in this manner will themselves be likewise judged by God Himself (and most likely, not in a positive manner) when the Day comes..This part of Christianity bugs me, that they would condemn a good person to hell because they believed in a different God.