@plantermoo saidAny thoughts on the OP?
https://becomingchristians.com/2017/08/21/5-surprising-biblical-proofs-that-god-will-not-burn-people-forever-in-hell/
@suzianne saidWhy do you let it get your panties in a twist?
You don't believe it, others don't believe it, I don't believe it; can't we just get past it like it wasn't a thing? Why do you let it get your panties in a twist?
I don’t. So, do you have any comment on the supposed culpability that is attached to a lack of belief?
-Removed-Why don’t you promote or start a thread on annihilationism then?
Your obsession with writing that God “burns people alive for eternity” over and over and over again leads one to believe you’re not interested in discussion on the subject but in driving people away from God and the salvation found in Christ.
@plantermoo saidThe belief that the Christian God “burns people alive for eternity” is mainstream and widespread and deeply internalized throughout Christianity and has been for centuries in almost every corner of the globe.
Your obsession with writing that God “burns people alive for eternity” over and over and over again leads one to believe you’re not interested in discussion on the subject but in driving people away from God and the salvation found in Christ.
@fmf saidThat doesn’t answer my question as to why divegeester doesn’t promote or start a thread on annihilationism instead of obsessively and repetitively writing that God “burns people alive for eternity.” He’s clearly, imo, trying to drive people away from God and the salvation found in Christ.
The belief that the Christian God “burns people alive for eternity” is mainstream and widespread and deeply internalized throughout Christianity and has been for centuries in almost every corner of the globe.
And Christianity is based on the Bible not what people believe.