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The way i understand it is that the ones that experience the second death are dead and not alive and will remain dead forever.

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Originally posted by shavixmir
Didn't Dante invent hell or something?
We should derive our realization about the destiny of men from the Bible. That is God's revelation.

I feel sorry for people who are over familiar with religious literature like "The Divine Comedy" or "Paradise Lost" and think by these they know what the revelation of God in the Bible has said.

Why don't you start reading the Gospel of Matthew (say three chapters a day) and read through to the end of say John for some grounding in the word first?

Don't be lazy. You should enjoy reading if you come as to a Heavenly Father with a willingness for God to touch your heart, perhaps change you mind about a few things.

Read for inner nourishment of your spirit. Read to draw close in your heart to Jesus Christ.

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Mhmmmm...
What makes you think I didn't read the bible?

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Originally posted by shavixmir
Mhmmmm...
What makes you think I didn't read the bible?
This comment did not encourage me that you have well read the Bible -


Didn't Dante invent hell or something?

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Originally posted by sonship
This comment did not encourage me that you have well read the Bible -


Didn't Dante invent hell or something?
Well, quote hell from the bible then.

and don't defile me with the whole Tartarus debate.

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Originally posted by shavixmir
Didn't Dante invent hell or something?
Dante did not invent hell, but he wrote a long poem in which he imagined what hell might be like.

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Originally posted by shavixmir
Didn't Dante invent hell or something?
I think you'll find it was the Christian ecclesiastical technocrats who wrote the Book of Revelation.

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They are certainly alive when they are casts into the lake of fire and brimstone, but since it is also called the second death, then I would assume they become dead and continue to be tormented day and night forever and ever as the Holy Bible says.

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Originally posted by RJHinds
They are certainly alive when they are casts into the lake of fire and brimstone, but since it is also called the second death, then I would assume they become dead and continue to be tormented day and night forever and ever as the Holy Bible says.
Can you quote that for us, please?

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haha.

You know, you're the third person that's said that today.

Perhaps I should refrain from replying to him?

That being said, it is the CHRISTIAN thing to do... turn the other cheek and help those in need of help... who am I but a meagre peasant trying to save those who don't know they need saving... Surely my father would love me for my self sacrifice in this?

Surely the establishment wouldn't want me strung up and quartered or anything!!!

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