Whether or not “I” like it is irrelevant, but I do, because I see it as very true.

Our mentality is basically this – “if we can just get people saved, at least they won’t go to hell.” So, thus we use “you don’t want to go to HELL, do you?” to trick people into a “profession of faith” even though they don’t have a scrap of real belief. Once we’ve done THAT, our duty, we think, is done. It’s up to THEM to realize that they’ve gotten themselves into a “Christian war” with no bullets.

That’s the Baptist approach I’ve seen a lot, but there’s the opposite approach, too, the “prosperity” gospel that says “if you’ll just get saved, your life will immediately all be GREAT.”

Both, obviously have pieces of the truth and we can’t eliminate hell or peace with God from the salvation equation, but teaching “evangelists” that it all stops “there” is a terribly bad thing.