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The god who burns people alive for eternity

The god who burns people alive for eternity

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@ghost-of-a-duke said
Yes, you have explained that. I'm still waiting for you to explain why it is necessary for anyone to spend eternity in torment. Why does your God require that? Why torment?
Eternal life is eternal life, we are all created in the image of God. All that can be done for us has, as all that we needed in the beginning was there. When evil is done towards God, or anyone who belongs to Him the just recompense will be given.

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@FMF

If the supposed revelation is convincing enough for you, it's convincing enough for every human being? Is that how your ego has processed your speculations about supernatural things?


My ego speculated into history Jesus ?
No, I came and heard His words.

You can't blame that New Testament on the speculations of my ego.

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@kellyjay said
Eternal life is eternal life, we are all created in the image of God. All that can be done for us has, as all that we needed in the beginning was there. When evil is done towards God, or anyone who belongs to Him the just recompense will be given.
Again, why the need for torment?

If you don't know, just say so.


@ghost-of-a-duke said
Again, why the need for torment?

If you don't know, just say so.
I will say it is the difference between mercy and wrath.

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@sonship said
@FMF

If the supposed revelation is convincing enough for you, it's convincing enough for every human being? Is that how your ego has processed your speculations about supernatural things?


My ego speculated into history Jesus ?
No, I came and heard His words.

You can't blame that New Testament on the speculations of my ego.
Yes. Your superstitious speculation - in harness with your ego - is what makes you believe your morally incoherent assertions are coherent.

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@fmf said
Yes. Your superstitious speculation - in harness with your ego - is what makes you believe your morally incoherent assertions are coherent.
What would be a morally coherent assertion?

You know, Wittgenstein believed that moral questions & answer cannot even exist. There is nothing in the universe that has this "moral" quality to it.

When you say that something is morally incoherent, it implies that there is something that is morally coherent. Give us an example of that and tell us why it is coherent, if you like.


@philokalia said
What would be a morally coherent assertion?

You know, Wittgenstein believed that moral questions & answer cannot even exist. There is nothing in the universe that has this "moral" quality to it.

When you say that something is morally incoherent, it implies that there is something that is morally coherent. Give us an example of that and tell us why it is coherent, if you like.
That would require thinking so I doubt you will get an answer, possibly some insults. I don’t think anything else worth reading.

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@philokalia said
What would be a morally coherent assertion?
Something other than the dozen or so "It is because it is" [and "I believe it because I believe it"] "arguments" that you offered earlier on this thread. With you, I have come to terms with the fact that you cannot do it. Hold your head up high if you think you have made a case.

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@kellyjay said
That would require thinking so I doubt you will get an answer, possibly some insults. I don’t think anything else worth reading.
This requires thinking: What is the moral justification for the punishment being torture?

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@fmf said
Something other than the dozen or so "It is because it is" [and "I believe it because I believe it"] "arguments" that you offered earlier on this thread. With you, I have come to terms with the fact that you cannot do it. Hold your head up high if you think you have made a case.
But wait...

That hasn't answered the question.

What is an example of something that is morally coherent?

Or does morality not exist, and thus a morally coherent thing does not exist..?

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@philokalia said
But wait...

That hasn't answered the question.

What is an example of something that is morally coherent?

Or does morality not exist, and thus a morally coherent thing does not exist..?
I don't have to come up with some sort of hypothetical, convoluted, magical atrocity that trumps the convoluted magical atrocity supposedly meted out by the God figure that appeals to your imagination.

There is no onus on me to pretend to be superstitious - in the way you are - in order to help you establish the credibility of your circular-logic-driven assertions.

All you are offering is that you believe what you believe and it is what it is.

As sonship once said to me a couple of years ago when he felt ruffled by my lack of belief: Look FMF, "...you are going to be burned because you are going to be burned."

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If Jesus is true, there is no hell.

Waste of thread.

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@chaney3 said
If Jesus is true, there is no hell.
What do you think "is true" about Jesus?

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@fmf said
What do you think "is true" about Jesus?
As I said....if Jesus is true, there is no hell.

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@chaney3 said
As I said....if Jesus is true, there is no hell.
Indeed, and in response to you saying "if Jesus is true", I am asking you what do you personally think "is true" about Jesus?

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