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Why torturing people for eternity is wrong

Why torturing people for eternity is wrong

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How many people think I didn't answer this ?

Before I cut and paste at least one recent addressing of THIS very question, who else thinks I didn't answer this ?

Just write "Me" so I can see who you are.

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Folks Divegeester is real tough, isn't he ?

I wouldn't want to run into him in some dark alley at night, I tell you that.

Who thinks I didn't address his question "Is belief in eternal damnation mandatory in being a believer in Jesus ?"

Who thinks he has NOT been replied to on this by me specifically ?

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Originally posted by @rajk999
How you figure this ?
We are experiencing eternity one way or another.

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God is good what He does is good! You should be able to figure it out since He is judging and passing judgment it will be just, Holy, good and righteous!


Originally posted by @kellyjay
God is good what He does is good! You should be able to figure it out since He is judging and passing judgment it will be just, Holy, good and righteous!
This is simply raw, unselfconsciously circular logic.

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Originally posted by @kellyjay
We are experiencing eternity one way or another.
Im asking for biblical support for your statement.
You simply repeating an opinion just does not cut it.


Originally posted by @kellyjay
God is good what He does is good! You should be able to figure it out since He is judging and passing judgment it will be just, Holy, good and righteous!
God is good and just I agree.
It is your OPINION that people have a problem with.

Your OPINION that all people will either be
- tormented for eternity or
- live in paradise for eternity.

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Originally posted by @kellyjay
What I have said is that we were all designed to live forever, this life is short and has an end
the next does not. Nothing of evil is going to pass into the Kingdom of God that is about to
come, nothing that causes sin, nothing that loves sin. Where does that leave sinners, not
in the Kingdom of God. The messaged conveyed by Jesus is that He took our s ...[text shortened]... y real fate that is waiting for all outside the grace of God,
which is paying for our own sins.
"...because sin cannot just be forgotten there had to be some just consequence for each thought, deed, and word."


Why?!


Edit: One of the reasons I am not a fan of Quentin Tarantino films is his propensity to tie up all the loose ends in a nice little bow (like a story penned by a child). - Why can't God simply forget sin? He's God after all. Why does each thought, deed, and word have to have a consequence? Why go to such lengths to punish unbelievers?

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Your god has deliberately,


Curious here.

You say Kelly's God is "your god". And you believe that God in Jesus Christ DID put these words into the mouth of Jesus.

" But I will show you whom you should fear, fear Him who after killing, has the authority to cast into Gehenna,

yes, I tell you, fear this One." (Luke 12:5)


So do you refer to the Father of Jesus Christ ALSO dismissively as .... "His god" ?

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Originally posted by @fmf
This is simply raw, unselfconsciously circular logic.
It is foundational all truth comes from God, the whole of scripture speaks to this! Jesus went so far too say only God the Father is good. If you question this what is it that you believe, that God is good except when He isn’t?


Originally posted by @kellyjay
It is foundational all truth comes from God, the whole of scripture speaks to this! Jesus went so far too say only God the Father is good. If you question this what is it that you believe, that God is good except when He isn’t?
Then rather than arguing that angry vengeful torture is morally good because your God is good, try arguing that your God is good because angry vengeful torture is intrinsically morally good. Your assertions lack any moral content, and your dogged insistence and earnestness adds nothing.

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Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-duke
"...because sin cannot just be forgotten there had to be some just consequence for each thought, deed, and word."


Why?!


Edit: One of the reasons I am not a fan of Quentin Tarantino films is his propensity to tie up all the loose ends in a nice little bow (like a story penned by a child). - Why can't God simply forget sin? He's God after al ...[text shortened]... hought, deed, and word have to have a consequence? Why go to such lengths to punish unbelievers?
Unlike you apparently, most people get a strong sense of satisfaction when the antagonist gets his just due by the hand of the protagonist just before the movie ends.


Originally posted by @kellyjay
If you question this what is it that you believe, that God is good except when He isn’t?
What I believe is that you are slotting the word "good" into asserions that are the product of circular logic.

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