you are going to meet someone in a cabin in the woods, ppl are saying, you should take a potato with you or else he is going to kill you, so will you say this is the strangest thing i have ever heard and not take a potato or will you taking a potato with you?

is taking a potato with you too hard, that you risk your life?
same thing with believing, is believing too hard that you risk everything

Sounds like a good argument for God to me. Very similar to my own argument in my thread about fire insurance.

God does not send children to Hell, at least not any child younger than about age 7 (age 7 is considered in the Catholic Church to be the age of reason---some children a little younger, some a little older). At about age 7 human beings become able to reason properly, to think for themselves, to understand the difference between right and wrong, to take responsibility. The way I understand the Church's teaching a child younger than age 7 or so is incapable of committing a mortal sin because children younger than that probably are not able to be mindful of how seriously wrong a serious wrong is, and\or they are probably not able to give full consent of the will, two things necessary for something to be a mortal sin. I guess they could commit venial sin but not mortal sin.

Sounds like a good argument for God to me. Very similar to my own argument in my thread about fire insurance.

I'm not an atheist , I know that there's magic in the air . I just don't pretend to know , what cant be known .

All of my knowledge comes from physical objects , but even the densest objects are filled with empty space , that I cannot know , even though I know that its there .