Why torturing people for eternity is wrong

Originally posted by @lemon-lime
You're repeating yourself.
Who are you trying to convince, me or you?

This whole thread is a grand repeat.

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Have you managed to come up with anything outside of your personal tastes that disproves
scripture when it speaks of eternal punishment? If you cannot, than your real issues is not
with anyone of us, but the Word of God where your opinions and personal taste will not
sway God.

Originally posted by @js357
That metaphor is too murky for me.

We are born into sin, it is more than just bad choices it is the selfishness that drives and
binds us. So it is our natural state of man, as such it seems right to us, but in the end it is
death. Like the fish whose whole being is within water, it is all we know without the Spirit
of God to change things up in man, to make us, born again.

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You want to debate me about Hell, bring up the scriptures you have issues with then show
me what they means outside of the clear meaning they have by a simple reading. Outside
of that, you are just blowing smoke.

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I think you get off on this, stupid as it is trying to get people to question your Christian
beliefs.

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FMF's claims he was a Christian, yet doesn't know the most basic fundamental things
about Christian doctrine. So yes, I question his telling the truth when it comes to his past
and still do. The topic changed when I said it didn't matter, it was focused on what I
thought about you and your claims to be a Christian due to your beliefs about Hell. I said
the only thing that mattered with you being a Christian was your relationship with Jesus
Christ, not what I thought about you. Take time to follow along dive for goodness sake.

Originally posted by @kellyjay
FMF's claims he was a Christian, yet doesn't know the most basic fundamental things about Christian doctrine.

It is you who is behaving as if you don't understand your own Christian doctrine. You've been deflecting for days rather than allow your incoherent opinions about "morality", "guilt" and "justice" to be scrutinized.

Originally posted by @fmf
It is you who is behaving as if you don't understand your own Christian doctrine. You've been deflecting for days rather than allow your incoherent opinions about "morality", "guilt" and "justice" to be scrutinized.

Well, stop asking me questions you should already know the answers too.

Originally posted by @kellyjay
So yes, I question his telling the truth when it comes to his past and still do.

I will continue to pay you the courtesy of taking you at your word with regard to your beliefs past and present. You don't have to prove to me that you were a Christian in the past or that you really are a Christian in the present. You describe yourself; I presume you are telling the truth. This is basic common decency, KellyJay.