I can’t think of a worse thing

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I'm using it in terms of 'don't run away' as in come back and answer the question
instead of putting up a million distractions to get between the answer asked and
the answer required. Not the off-putting stuff you use when you have no good
answers for the question being asked., the one being asked at this time.

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You have not put up anything outside of you don't like it, well the topic hell didn't
come from me, or you, it came from what is in the scriptures, there and only there
are we going to find justification for its reality and not, and so far you got squat
to say about anything there that can justify your stance.

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Chase a red herring; we are talking about people, Hell, God, and the source for the
topic of Hell comes from the scriptures, not me. You would have no reason even to
know the possibility of Hell was real were not for scriptures, the things that Jesus
said. You called God all kinds of names due to that doctrine since you know what is
good and just, you above the Word of God; what should God do that meets with
your approval? I don't think He cares what you think on the topic to tell you the
truth. You don't seem to have a problem expressing your disapproval of how God
chooses to deal with evil and those that love it.

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The worst thing is no justice.

@kellyjay said
The worst thing is no justice.

Are you claiming that completely evil people, like you have claimed you are, are rewarded with immortality - even if they continue to be evil - for their religious beliefs - you are claiming this is "justice"?

@kellyjay said
The worst thing is no justice.

How would you receiving "no justice" manifest itself? Give a scenario.

@fmf said
Are you claiming that completely evil people, like you have claimed you are, are rewarded with immortality - even if they continue to be evil - for their religious beliefs - you are claiming this is "justice"?

If evil is rewarded, its victims are left without justice, which is, in my opinion, far
worse in an eternal Kingdom where love is the supreme ethic.

Evil isn't going forward in any sense of the word, not even in a minuscule
percentage; the eternal Kingdom that is coming will not have any stain anywhere,
with anything tainted with evil, any evil whatsoever. Evil for any reason is still just
evil, not just religious beliefs.

@kellyjay said
If evil is rewarded, its victims are left without justice, which is, in my opinion, far
worse in an eternal Kingdom where love is the supreme ethic.

[1] You have called my lack of Christian belief "evil"; who are my "victims"?

[2] If you believe some evil act you committed against someone is "forgiven" by your God figure, how is that "justice" for your victim?

@kellyjay said
Evil isn't going forward in any sense of the word, not even in a minuscule
percentage; the eternal Kingdom that is coming will not have any stain anywhere,
with anything tainted with evil, any evil whatsoever.

But you believe you are going to "heaven" DESPITE the fact that, by your own admission, you are wicked and evil.

@kellyjay said
the eternal Kingdom that is coming will not have any stain anywhere.

How come you believe you will be able to stop "sinning" in "the eternal Kingdom" later but insist you cannot possibly stop "sinning" now?

@fmf said
Are you claiming that completely evil people, like you have claimed you are, are rewarded with immortality - even if they continue to be evil - for their religious beliefs - you are claiming this is "justice"?

Evil, not completely evil, not just a little evil, any part evil.

@kellyjay said
Evil, not completely evil, not just a little evil, any part evil.

Thanks for the clarification. But it's also a dodge, right. The post you were ostensibly replying to was this:

Are you claiming that completely evil people, like you have claimed you are, are rewarded with immortality - even if they continue to be evil - for their religious beliefs - you are claiming this is "justice"?