@FMF
Good one? Did I say something wrong?
You rarely say someting like that to me.
I mean rare like lips on a chicken.
For what it is worth to you, I and another Christian I know of considerabe experience have decided to get together and re-examine as if from ground zero, the entire concept of the lake of fire.
I told him about the debates here. And we have jointly decided to like "re-boot" with a clean slate the whole matter, coming to it with the re-examining attitude fair to naysayers such as Divegeester.
He is not a particpant in the forum here.
Pray for this. (That's right. Can it hurt to?)
@fmf saidThere are certain standards that seem written into the heart/mind call it what you will. Certain things that are prohibited, an anathema to people irrespective of religious conviction. As though some concept of morals/law is already seated within.
3. How can someone have morals if they don't believe in a divine lawgiver?
A good example is Kiddie Fiddling (pedophilia) which is still a great tabu (but those good people on the UK are trying to fix that one ..... again unfortunately)
There is a law within.