.. Meir Kahane 1932-90 and Universalism

[TheAuthenticFan]

     The late  Brooklyn Born  Rabbi Meir Kahane 1932-90,
See  Wikipedia: Meir Kahane born Martin David Kahane,
   I just cannot Imagine in Heaven the Afterlife,  A  Traditional Orthodox Rabbi
Meir Kahane accepting Jesus as Lord and Saviour and devoting his Life to Jesus like Many
Gentile Christians,   Kahane had NO LOVE for Jesus or for Christianity, and believed
Jesus was NOT the Messiah, and Complete Non-sense,
   Did  Meir Kahane go to Heaven Directly or first to Punishment in Hell, If
Rabbi Kahane did go to Hell, is he still in Hell

[TheAuthenticFan]

      Was he a "Man of God" as some say

[WhiteWings]

You keep posting the same question over and over. You only change the names.
The answers will stay the same.
You have zero chance convincing anyone with such posts.
If you at least want a tiny chance I suggest you actually read the replies people give. And then try to refute them with verses and word meanings.
If UR is an obvious lie it will take you only a dozen posts to totally refute it.
:2c:

[shawn]

There is a great deal of arrogance incorporated into the judgment of another human being.  Now, we are being asked to judge another human being we have never meant.  Judgment is for God alone.  We are called to love.  I think the better question would be why you feel the need to put people in boxes...these people are ok...going to heaven....these people bad...hell for all eternity.  What gives you the right...or any person the right to judge another man's heart?

[Lazarus Short]

I'm glad God will deal with Kahane, and a lot of other people, and not me.  I don't think I would be as kind as God.  I remember a poem my Jewish creative writing teacher presented my class with:

if you see a blind man, kick him
why should you be kinder than God?