FYI, I am not talkin' about " famous people " who died just because, they were mockin' God. I talked about the scriptures itself that I totally agree about not to mock God. It's people's business in between them and God and what they do in their lives. People can say WHAT EVER they want to say -- THAT'S their choices. When they died and meet their Maker, then there's a DIFFERENT story. I can't be there to save them. They make their lives what they make it. That's people's decisions when God gave them choices.
CyberRed, not a problem..thanks for bringing it up. I ask that you please keep in mind that I'm not trying to attack the person (you or anyone I named) but rather the problem itself. It's ok to have different beliefs.
With this in mind, here is a quote of what you said:
Beautiful words !! I agree with God's scriptures about not to mock God. I believe in " what goes around comes around " or in another word it also could means " karma ".
Galatians 6:7 -- "Be not deceived; God is not mocked: for whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap ". It's VERY powerful scriptures and God warns people about this. So, be aware of consequences.
I've underlined a few things. "Beautiful words", it sounded like you were supporting the whole thing without a refutation against the
other reasoning behind it that mocking God would lead to a quick and untimely death.
Now about "karma". You may have heard of the "an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth" rule in Exodus 21:23-27. It was part of Moses' Law as well as the Code of Hammurabi. This law may now seem cruel to us, but at the time it was created to impose limits to keep things in order in an anarchical society that would've otherwise been in chaos with mass genocides like modern-day Africa. A more lenient law may have not been forceful enough to regulate the society back then. Here you've got a justifiable example of "bad karma" if you kill someone and you get killed for it.
However, the "bad karma" in this article written by a radical Christian is directly warning non-Christians that if they mock God, they will die as a consequence. This goes against Jesus' teachings. He taught about mercy and forgiveness. The very opposite of "an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth". Jesus even said, "You have heard that it was said, 'Eye for eye, and tooth for tooth.' But I tell you, Do not resist an evil person. If someone strikes you on the right cheek, turn to him the other also." (Mt 5:38-39) In other words, Jesus taught against revenge.
There are two kinds of karma, but when you say you believe in "karma" are you saying you believe in revenge also? Think about that statement carefully and how it reflects off you to everyone else.
I agree it's true that what goes around does come around - but I don't have to behave that way in the negative sense. Fundamental Christians do not exact revenge. Neither do they employ "scare tactics" to warn people that if they do this, they will die. Even Jesus said, "If you were blind, you would not be guilty of sin; but since you claim you can see, your guilt remains." (John 9:41)
Therefore, it is unnecessary for Christians to warn non-Christians that they will die as a result of mocking God. While some non-Christians may know that mocking God is wrong, and still mock God, it could be because they don't fully understand why they should accept the same beliefs. God certainly is capable of understanding this.
Christians who are true to the Christian doctrine do not think in terms of revenge, or harmful intent, or even what goes around comes around "bad karma"-wise. To think "good karma"-wise would be living by the golden rule. This article is an inaccurate representation of an omniscient and forgiving and loving God.
Remember, it's the article and the way it came across I'm really trying to emphasize my point about. It is not intended, in any way, to be a personal attack against you.