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The suffering is not itself a punishment, just a natural consequence of rejecting God. The punishment is separation, not suffering. God is not going to be sitting in the lake of fire using a flamethrower on those who are there for all eternity. He will not be there. The only people who will be...

So your position us unfalsifiable? No even the Bible makes such a claim. Because you say so? Jesus said: And this is eternal life, that they may know You, the only true God, and Jesus Christ whom You have sent. https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=John.17.3&version=NKJV You don't...

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The last time you used scripture was yesterday morning, John 3:16, which no one here rejects.

Prove it. Use the Bible to support your claim.

First of all... "There was a plane crash the other day, all souls on board were lost." "His wife passed away the other day. Poor soul." Soul in that verse is a synecdoche of "person," just like in the above example sentences. It's not saying that the soul itself is what dies. It's saying that...

The left are now eating their own.

Because you say so?

https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/trudeau-mexico-first-woman-president-claudia-sheinbaum

Beginning of the end for Mexico.

Here you go!

Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob are dead. Yet God, who is the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, is the God of the living, not the God of the dead. So clearly death does not mean "cessation of consciousness." Defining a word by it's opposite is generally not how it works.

Based!

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Yes. But the consequence of permanently rejecting God is permanent death. Rejecting God is itself a sin, hence permanently (something that will never cease, that is ongoing) rejecting God (ie, dying without placing trust in Christ) is a sin that requires a permanent ongoing punishment, one that...

Their bodies will certainly be destroyed, yes. It's an excellent synecdoche. However, they cannot cease to exist, because the payment for their sin is too great, requiring their eternal destruction, because of the lack of Christ's payment applied to their account. Such is the consequence of...

Sadism would be God forcing people who hate Him to live with him for the rest of eternity. Sin (and its consequences) cannot be expunged. Jesus asked His Father if there was any other way to save mankind from their sins without His having to go to the cross. The answer was that He went...

No.

The lesser of two evils... There's no bottom to that abyss. https://kgov.com/bel/20200210