Spectators in Hell

Originally posted by robbie carrobie
Why dont you tie me to a chair and shine a light in my face, maybe then 'you'll be able to make me talk'. As far as I am concerned I have expounded on the biblical perspective not only why God has the right to take life (by virtue of his being the originator of life and the universal sovereign) but have also pointed out that the Amekalities were jud ...[text shortened]... out me than it does about you. I remain detached and objective you remain tabloid and personal.

Back to the discussion at hand - what constitutes 'genocide' in your view?

Originally posted by Proper Knob
Back to the discussion at hand - what constitutes 'genocide' in your view?

when people kill people.

when god does it, it's product recall. he made us, he can recall us at any time.

Originally posted by Zahlanzi
when people kill people.

when god does it, it's product recall. he made us, he can recall us at any time.

The people killed must be Jews and it must in the millions. 😏

Originally posted by RJHinds
The people killed must be Jews and it must in the millions. 😏

so basically, the flood applies.


it's so funny when you try to be smart and it backfires

Originally posted by Proper Knob
Back to the discussion at hand - what constitutes 'genocide' in your view?

The definition that you gave will suffice

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I believe that God is both benevolent and just. I also believe that although I have insights as to what is just, I don't have the full picture, and neither do you.

We either have faith that God is just and benevolent or we don't. Obviously, you have judged God not to be just or benevolent if hell really exists.

All I know is that I understand what evil is in this world. I've seen far too much of it and I am sick of it. There is no reasoning with it, and it will continue to cause never ending suffering if not done away with. If hell is the answer for extinguishing it once and for all, then I'm all for it.

Originally posted by whodey
All I know is that I understand what evil is in this world. I've seen far too much of it and I am sick of it. There is no reasoning with it, and it will continue to cause never ending suffering if not done away with. If hell is the answer for extinguishing it once and for all, then I'm all for it.

Except it won't 'extinguish it' it will be the very definition of it. You are all for the very thing you claim you want ended. (rather like most of your political views)

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what a Crock

Originally posted by robbie carrobie
The definition that you gave will suffice

In your view, does the slaughter of the Akalemites fit the definition of genocide?

Originally posted by Zahlanzi
so basically, the flood applies.


it's so funny when you try to be smart and it backfires

There was no Jews killed in the flood. Those people that died in the flood were all evil mutants. 😏

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It's already been pointed out in this and other threads (according to the Bible) death and hell will be cast into the lake of fire. Why you consistently rail away at belief in an eternal hell is a bit of a mystery, because your question should focus on whether or not there will be eternal suffering in the lake of fire. I don't know if you are lying or suffer from some form of confusion.
Are you 1.) deceived 2.) being deceptive or 3.) both? Are you confused or intentionally lying when you persistently misrepresent Christian belief and Biblical teaching?

And in spite your protestations, if as you say the lake of fire is a metaphor representing something else, then what it represents is relevant.

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And yes it is disgusting; that you don't think that a god choosing to torture billions of people for eternity for no more than not believing in it is not disgusting, is exactly what this thread is about.

What is disgusting is you claiming to be a Christian who claims Christians believe you will be tossed into hell for simply not believing in hell. This thread of yours is just another in a long line of transparent attempts to gin up anger against Christians and Christianity.