C.Melendez
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Hyde Parke;1448315 said:you are not born any of those things.
u are in christianity smh...born again...no nicodemus
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Hyde Parke;1448315 said:you are not born any of those things.
C.Melendez;1448335 said:u are in christianity smh...born again...no nicodemus
oliverlang;1448235 said:well, i don't see oxygen but I believe it's there because there is proof of it's existence.
major pain;1448420 said:no, you just proved you have a great memory for remembering what you've been taught since toddlerhood. that when you breathe air, it equals some word that they told me to say, called "oxygen" ...lol...for all we know, oxygen could equal nitrogen or hydrogen or whatever
oliverlang;1448445 said:well i still can't see it, and given the accepted definition of what "oxygen" is, it exists...regardless of what it is made up of. lol.
parallelrhymes;1448446 said:technically we breathe Nitrogen moreso than Oxygen
major pain;1448482 said:I've just exposed you two *dyckryding lames* and your low self-esteem has caused you to hate, these truths, this real, that I keep pummeling you with.
*peep the sig bytchniggs, peep the sig*
its over: 2012!;1448703 said:more proof, that I am your mitochondria
its over: 2012!;1449108 said:peep your sig, bytchNIGG, aka 12's whig
Skeratch;1447970 said:For any of the religious who believe in hell, how does it make sense to have infinite punishment for finite crimes?
What I mean is, even if a man were immoral his entire life and committed hundreds of thousands of unspeakable acts doesn't there have to be a limite to his punishment?
If hell is the answer to those who don't accept a certain belief system, shouldn't the punishment for this "obstinance" have finite limits? After all, the sins and crimes have been committed in finite ways. What's the justification for infinite punishment for finite crimes?
C.Melendez;1448258 said:Sooooo they get to go to heaven without putting in anywork??? Maybe committed the most heinous crimes....but because you tell me about something I have no physical proof of...I go to hell for not believing? To me I said many times "God show me some type of proof like he did with the bible characters....and until then Im not believing in it ....soooo since I asked for a sign and he shows none,can I be punished for that
C.Melendez;1451786 said:another question....Being saved consist of worshipping God in spirit and "truth" loving him and accepting his son as your savior Right??? God knows your heart right???
Sooooo How many people actually going to heaven....most people don't get saved because they "Truly Love" God.....but many times they get saved after hearing about Hell. MOst people at the church and church convention talks about burning forever causing people to get scared and repent.....Thats Not True Love for God thats called lying to him saying I love u but honestly you using him ...."which he already know u using him and lying" according to his all knowledge of everything
And Step;1451674 said:it doesn't. Hell is not infinite. Hell is not even a place. It is a condition of life.
VIBE86;1452515 said:According to the bible, if you don't believe you go to hell. Thing is there's two sides to it though. One is knowing and not believing. If you know, you see. Two is you have no idea at all that God exists as told in the bible, you have no idea about Jesus and him dying for sins, that isn't a trip to hell. That is being "blind". There's a parable on that in the bible, a very good one too. Basically if you have no knowledge of the bible, God, Jesus, dead for sins etc then you're not held responsible for your "sins" because you never knew they were sins anyways.
VIBE86;1452523 said:Out of 100% of the "Christian" population I'd say probably less than 30% of them would make it to heaven. IF that.
Skeratch;1452885 said:I feel that. We have hell right here on earth.
So, wouldn't it be better to leave everyone ignorant so that everyone goes to heaven?
So, out of 2 billion current "Christians" only 600 million are going to heaven?
6 billion people are going to hell? That's messed up.
That's not the case.Skeratch;1447970 said:how does it make sense to have infinite punishment for finite crimes?
why should there be? notice how you completely left out the part where such a person was first offered the gift of eternal paradise and had several chances to accept the gift but still ultimately chose to refuse it.Skeratch;1447970 said:What I mean is, even if a man were immoral his entire life and committed hundreds of thousands of unspeakable acts doesn't there have to be a limit to his punishment?
The idea of infinite punishment for finite crimes is a fallacy, so that's really where the argument ends.Skeratch;1447970 said:If hell is the answer to those who don't accept a certain belief system, shouldn't the punishment for this "obstinance" have finite limits? After all, the sins and crimes have been committed in finite ways. What's the justification for infinite punishment for finite crimes?
VIBE86;1453062 said:But let's just take that 6 billion going to hell as real, so what? Ain't God's fault.
solid analysis;1454464 said:That's not the case.
Skeratch;1456294 said:Ten per cent going to heaven and ninety per cent going to hell. Sounds like Satan won.
Skeratch;1456294 said:Hell is eternal punishment, eternal punishment for what? According to Christian theology, Jesus paid the full price of all humanity's sins on the cross. Those who don't believe the story go to hell and are punished for all of their sins in addition to not believing the story of Jesus' redemption. So how does it make sense for infinite punishment for finite sins and for a finite decision?
Skeratch;1456294 said:A choice is a finite thing, no exceptions.
solid analysis;1457329 said:The ninety percent going to hell included NONE of God's people. The few 10 percent going to heaven included ALL of God's people, whatever few there were. So, no. Satan and his followers still lost, miserably. And that's exactly what's supposed to happen. You are talking about waging war against the one Almighty Creator of all people. And you really proposing that the sheer greater number of recruits is what determines the outcome of a war waged against such a being? The greater number doesn't determine anything in such a war.
It seems you believe such is the case and if so, you looking at the whole thing backwards. Thus, it's no surprise it doesn't make sense to you.
Some choices have permanent consequences. That's just reality.