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How is it fair from God to judge us all the same when for some people it's easier to enter heaven due to external factors?

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For example how is it fair that me who has no access to medications that decrease libido goes to hell for lust but a guy on medication like fluvoxamine who simply can't have any libido goes to heaven due to that medication since the desire for lust is totally removed?
 
For example how is it fair that me who has no access to medications that decrease libido goes to hell for lust but a guy on medication like fluvoxamine who simply can't have any libido goes to heaven due to that medication since the desire for lust is totally removed?
Who says he’s going to heaven? After all, there are numerous other sins. As I understand it, he would have to repent and turn his life around.
 
Who says he’s going to heaven? After all, there are numerous other sins. As I understand it, he would have to repent and turn his life around.
Exactlyeveryone needs to change their life.
 
Who says he’s going to heaven?
No one is saying he is definetly going to heaven but he has more chance to go to heaven than the natural guy who has lustful desires since his medication prevents him from sins such as lust so I just don't see it as fair.
After all, there are numerous other sins.
I'm just giving an example on how external factors such as medication or being born attractive can impact our choices
 
No one is saying he is definetly going to heaven but he has more chance to go to heaven than the natural guy who has lustful desires since his medication prevents him from sins such as lust so I just don't see it as fair.

I'm just giving an example on how external factors such as medication or being born attractive can impact our choices
Nonsense. There is no one who is free from sin. We are all sinners.
If he wants nothing to do with God and is an atheist, he won't see the Kingdom of Heaven anyway.
Your statement would make only minimal sense if he were a devout Christian.
But even without the vice of lust, Satan would still have numerous other ways to tempt him.
 
Apart from that, lustful desires are not a sin. They become a sin when they result in fornication, the pursuit of pornography, and so on.
 
Lust isn't that deadly as a sin itself
 

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