All you have to do is repent and you will be saved so don't act like god wants you to burn in hell. he created us with opinions and brains so we could choose are own way and so if your going to not do something as simple as asking for forgiveness ( which you don't have to read the bible to be able to) then yeah you can burn in hell then.
You did not address the logical problem I enumerated. Specifically the Bible does not say all you need to do is repent and you are 100% insured to pass through the narrow gate. It couldn't possibly state that, because then everyone could do evil their entire life then suddenly repent on their death bed. There isn't any enumeration of precise requirements for 100% surety to pass the narrow gate the Bible could do to be precise that couldn't be gamed due to the unbounded entropy of the Universe at stated by the Second Law of Thermodynamics (that the entropy trends to maximum). Thus it is logically impossible for a religion to provide surety. This is why for example there is a Proverb, "never be surety to another" because it binds you to promises you can't guarantee because the future is unbounded.
You are making things up that are not written, because you want to ignore the risk and only think about the part that makes you happy. You have invented your own religion, but it isn't the one written literally in the Bible.
I think that if people are saying that just because you believe in something you are narrow minded and that the bible is for people that don't want to think clearly you are trying to start something.
I guess the flaming must begin now, because you did not address the logic. You ignored it or didn't grasp it.
A person's repentance must always be real.
Consider the bank robber who is always successful. Somewhere along the line he finds God and repents. He even pays back whatever of the money he stole, that he can afford. He goes out and gets a job and starts making payments to the banks he robbed just to pay it all back.
Then his mother becomes terminally ill. She doesn't have insurance, and she can't afford the doctors. The hospital is about to put her out on the street. So the former bank robber figures that this is enough of an excuse to start robbing banks again. Somewhere along the line he quits stealing again. He repents the second time.
The point is, how many times can he do this while maintaining the repentance as sincere repentance? Each time that he falls back into his sin, when he repents, the repentance is a little less sincere than the previous time. If this continues, somewhere along the line he will repent no longer. He might be ashamed, but he will stop repenting. He will simply give in to his "bad habit."
Second Law of Thermodynamics doesn't have anything to do with the things that God works. If the guy is sincere, and if he repents and believes God for Jesus salvation, he will be saved, even though he
repents of his repentance and then back a gain a thousand times. The important thing is, each subsequent repentance brings him closer to never repenting again. Each subsequent repentance is done in weaker faith than the previous one.