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Baseless claim. Why do you think that people in heaven are concerned with what's going on Earthside, when there are so many people to interact with, not to mention their Creator? No one, not even the Bible, says there won't be pain in Heaven. Revelation 21:4 says nothing of the sort...

Pretty sure that the authors of the NT knew what they were talking about when they wrote, in Greek, "kurios." "Lord" is just what kurios means.

False. Wrong. We know the true God. You don't. Yup. What is God supposed to do, without being unjust, to those who reject Him and refuse to live with Him? Jesus called that commandment "MY commandment." Not "My Father's commandment." Indeed. Eternity is a lot, lot longer than that...

The law is founded on the very definition of righteousness.

Yes, separation from God when He casts people into the lake of fire to live apart from him is indeed permanent.

Not even close. Not what Proverbs was talking about. What's "Harmageddon"? Some sort of band name? Nope. Yes. And? Which, again, doesn't mean that they will cease to exist. Is all you have your plain repetitious nonsense?

I was referring to the New Testament, where God is called Lord... in GREEK, where the Tetragrammaton isn't used. Saying it doesn't make it so. I don't think God cares too much, since it's still referring to Him regardless. You keep bringing it up, yet no one has disputed it, kj. Do you...

News flash: People are cast into the lake of fire AFTER they are resurrected, not before.

Nope. There will be some who will not see death. False. Scripture is clear that there is. False. Again, I ask: Where does God put for eternity those who reject Him and don't want to live with Him? Indeed. Yet you think He is unjust for removing from His presence those who reject Him...

False.

Of course you have no response, because the words of Jesus are not lies. What is it you keep saying? "All it takes is believing Jesus?" Riiiiight.

Liar. Stop lying. "The Lord your God..." ... how many times in the Bible? LORD refers to YHWH. "Kurios" (greek) also means Lord, and is used of both Jesus and God. False.

Let's avoid using terms that dehumanize people. It's a baby. (By the way, "fetus" is latin for "offspring." AKA a baby.) Expelled? You think that's all that happens in an abortion? Murder is murder. BOTH are capital crimes, according to God. Which shows our "justice" system to be...

Saying it doesn't make it so.

Yes, your being brainwashed is very sad, indeed. No, you shared your interpretation of things Jesus said. No, what we reject is your interpretation of what He said. So what? False. You're committing what is known as a genetic fallacy. Look it up. No one said He was. So what? Says...

You've shown nothing except that you don't understand God's word. Again, figurative language is being used to describe a VERY REAL PLACE. The "Fire" in the lake of fire isn't fire, it's symbolic of the pain that one will experience from being separated from God. The "Worms/maggots" are...

*English Hypocrite. Nope. Destroy != annihilate They are words with similar meanings, but they are not synonyms. Nope. Fire is a physical reaction where a fuel is consumed and turned into flame, resulting in heat and light energy. It's simply a change in state. Fire doesn't annihilate.

1) Yes, you certainly hate truth. 2) What you teach is not truth. You're starting to post jibberish. You keep using this platitude as if it means something. It is the glory of God to conceal a matter, and the glory of kings to find it out. You haven't even begun searching. The "few"...

No need to reason it out. It's pretty clear on it's own. You mean, like you've been? Like you do? See post #172. How about quoting it, for once, instead of just making the reference to it? Matthew 28:18-20: And Jesus came and spoke to them, saying, “All authority has been given to Me in...

I'm glad you agree. Which shows that our system is broken beyond repair. He'll probably serve half of that, then get out on "good behavior." It should have been a "death sentence." Not "life." The only sure way to know is to put him to death. No. That would be unjust. Just like...