The faulty logic of Hell (genesis, Revelation, trinity, Lord)

[303Guy]

Originally Posted by MysticPhD

It is not so much the faulty logic that bothers me. It is the idea that anyone could accept and love a God who would create such a place as an eternal Hell for ANY reason.

Couldn't rep you again.

[Kophi]

Originally Posted by Derek41

Then why do Christians keep pushing for this as the eternal mode of punishment then:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VfQrW63rKrA&t=110s

The state of loss and woe, in a place of tears and confusion.
Hunter, thirst and burning heat, bring upon untold suffering.

Because people tend to repeat what they’ve been taught
without applying critical thinking to the process.

Also, the threat of hell keeps people in the pews (and,
subsequently, money in church coffers).


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[jbtornado]

What if hell is returning to life in this form til you master whatever you need to know? We may reincarnate easily and be any creature in any galaxy too.. I think we as humans are pretty simple minded and making this all way too easy with a black and white prognosis when it comes to this heaven and hell thing.

[nateswift]

Reincarnation and working off "karma" is one interesting scenario. There are others, but the point of the possibility of change after death and judgement is the difference between love and revenge.

[Kophi]

Originally Posted by jbtornado

What if hell is returning to life in this form til you master whatever you need to know?

Maybe even reincarnating into the same life as before. That could be one
(though not the only) explanation for deja-vu.


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[Derek41]

Originally Posted by nateswift

Reincarnation and working off "karma" is one interesting scenario. There are others, but the point of the possibility of change after death and judgement is the difference between love and revenge.

The irreversible nature of the whole concept is deeply disturbing, there is no doubt about that.

[L8Gr8Apost8]

Originally Posted by Kophi

Maybe even reincarnating into the same life as before. That could be one
(though not the only) explanation for deja-vu.


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I like this one. I had an experience once where I felt like I was being granted a do over so I could avoid a huge mistake.

[maat55]

Originally Posted by Derek41

The irreversible nature of the whole concept is deeply disturbing, there is no doubt about that.

If you can recognize the adsurdity of hell, do you not see the absurdity of the biblical God as a whole?

[katie45]

I remember being told that Hell is being separated from God for eternity.

[The Last Amalekite 1Sam15]

Originally Posted by katie45

I remember being told that Hell is being separated from God for eternity.

So much omnipresence. Why on earth didn't you question that?

Or was it simply you had no idea what you are worshipping?