Alan Fuller's beliefs

Steven Carr steven@bowness.demon.co.uk
Mon, 12 Jan 1998 21:46:20 +0000 (00884663180, NCPKmFAs8ou0EwZa@bowness.demon.co.uk)


Alan Fuller <arfuller@rocketmail.com> writes


>You are obviously more familiar with these things
>than I am. But who knows, if you or I go mad some
>day does that disprove everything we ever did. My
>own beloved father was not particularly interested in
>religion, but was considered a "solid" person by his
>neighbors and family. He died of cancer earlier this
>year. His illness caused him to do and say some
>strange things before he passed away. My
>mother-in-law was the same but worse.
I'm sorry to hear of your relative's illnesses. But this raises an interesting question, which I hope very much is hypothetical in your case.If this seems in bad taste to you, then I apologize in advance. Brain tumours and other degenerative diseases can cause vast personality changes in a person. If somebody, a solid Christian, gets a disease which destroys his personality, so that he ends up cursing God, losing his faith and blaspheming against the Holy Spirit, will he go to Hell? -- Steven Carr steven@bowness.demon.co.uk Visit the UK's leading atheist Web page http://www.bowness.demon.co.uk/