The following is an excerpt from the book Already Compromised by Ken Ham and Greg Hall. I’m not sure if this is original with them or if they’re quoting another source, because this reminds me of something I saw years ago, and I’m thinking it was by C.S. Lewis but I can’t verify it. Regardless, it merits consideration. WordPress fights me on the formatting, but the quoted material begins:
Ken Ham: A story is told about Satan calling his emissaries of hell together because he wanted to send them to earth and aid men and women in the ruination of their souls. He asked , “Who would go first, and what would be the strategy?” One said, “I will go.” “And what would you tell them?” Satan asked. “I will tell them there is no heaven.” And Satan said, “They will not believe you, for there is a bit of heaven in every human heart. In the end everyone knows that good will triumph over evil. You may not go.”
Then another came forward, darker and fouler than the first. “If I send you,” Satan said, “what will you tell them?” “I will tell them there is no hell.” Satan looked at him and said, “No they will not believe you, for in every human heart there is a thing called conscience, an inner voice which testifies to the truth that not only will good triumph but evil will be defeated. You are not to go.”
The last creature that came forward was more diabolical than them all. Satan said to him, “If I send you what will you say to men and women that will lead to the destruction of their souls?” And he said, “I will tell them there is no hurry.” Satan said, “GO. You are the one.”
Already Compromised by Ken Ham and Greg Hall, pp 74-75
I’m seeing lots of YouTube presentations by church leaders who should know, to the effect that after the rapture, people can still be saved during the “tribulation period.” Better think long and hard if that’s your strategy, and also better think long and hard if you suggest this possibility to your lost friends or family members. “Today is the day of salvation,” as the scripture says. When God sealed the ark, and when Lot left Sodom, there was wrath and devastation and no survivors. YOUR DECISION ABOUT YOUR ETERNAL DESTINY IS TIME-CRITICAL. Yes, I’m YELLING!!! This stuff really matters!
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