If I see one more person saying Ozzy is in hell or Hulk Hogan deserved to die for being MAGA, I'm going to scream!

Ozzy wasn't perfect, but he was a Christian. And part of being a Christian is owning up to your mistakes, which he did. He owned them all and apologized for them all. He accepted Christ and was reading the bible, personalized by a fan, and one that was easy to understand since he was dyslexic.

Hulk Hogan, Terry Bollea, wasn't a perfect man, either. He made a lot of mistakes. And he, too, owned up to them and apologized for them all. He was baptized a few years ago, which means he accepted Christ into his life and therefore, was a saved man.

The only people, in my honest opinion, that are saying this, are the very people God warned us about. Those that pretend they don't sin, they don't make mistakes and aren't human like the rest of us.

Unless you are perfect like Jesus, just shut up about these two men. You know nothing about them or their walk with Christ!

He made have been saved by Jesus but only a Satanist would name the band black Sabbath and call himself the prince of darkness

It was a gimmick. They weren't getting any gigs so they needed the shock value. The man grew up as a Christian and died a Christian.

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Didn't follow his career, nor much care for his music, but if he 'grew up and died a Christian' then he certainly knew the identity and significance of the persona he adopted for fame and fortune.

You say he apologized for things .. but did he repent of these 'things'? ... meaning turn away from? It's a fair question to ask regarding anyone's claim to be a Christian. Not a matter of being "perfect" ... other than being perfect IN Christ.

Judging from the few clips I saw of his last concert I'd have to say he went out in his own glory and that of the one he personified and built his career on.

Only God knows what was in his heart but our *fruit* should be visible and bear witness.
As Christians we're to proclaim the gospel of Jesus Christ 'in and out of season'.

Well, most of what he did was when he was at the height of his addiction, and his wife having him arrested really sobered him up. He spoke very candidly about his struggles and owned every single one of them. And it's very commendable.

Do I know if he turned to God in that moment? No. But for him to say he's a Christian, I feel like he had a relationship with him in some form. I know before every show he and his band mates prayed to God, and he was given a Bible by a fan (he had dyslexia so it was an easier version to read) and he was super proud of it. His son said he was reading it everyday and showing it off to everyone that came over.

I think people look at the gimmick and judge, rather than the man behind the gimmick. He wasn't perfect, but then again, no one is ❤️ Jesus didn't come for the perfect.