@kellyjay saidI wonder what damage is done to your day-in-day-out moral compass by your having to use circular logic to render a morally incoherent doctrine like eternal torture "coherent" to you. Or, when you say you are "not happy about Hell", do you mean that you are not happy that, as a threat and as a punishment, it is morally incoherent?
I'm not happy about Hell, but its reality isn't based upon what I'm happy or unhappy about within the context.
@fmf saidMy compass has a baseline that God is good, evil is not, and when anyone chooses a life of evil within this temporary world will not be allowed into the eternal one.
I wonder what damage is done to your day-in-day-out moral compass by your having to use circular logic to render a morally incoherent doctrine like eternal torture "coherent" to you. Or, when you say you are "not happy about Hell", do you mean that you are not happy that, as a threat and as a punishment, it is morally incoherent?
@kellyjay saidThose who are evil "within this temporary world will not be allowed into the eternal one". I see. So, death is the end for the "evil"?
My compass has a baseline that God is good, evil is not, and when anyone chooses a life of evil within this temporary world will not be allowed into the eternal one.
@the-gravedigger saidSatan is not a ruler of hell, it was created for him. He is going to be thrown in, his time is short.
Sinner: Satan is going to torture me for eternity.
Kellyjay: Your always finding fault.
@fmf saidNot at all anyone can cherry pick scriptures make them mean what they want to them; however, all text on every topic must be taken into account. That leaves no room for a temporary punishment with the torment lasting forever the two can’t be true at the same time.
So you are turning into an annihilationist too, like josephw is?