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DNB

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I think everything that you say is an allegory, because I say so.

How does that make you feel?
Mama Mia, I said that it was allegorical for the lengthy reasons that I cited, NOT JUST BECAUSE I SAID SO?!?!?
 

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And Jesus said unto him, Why callest thou me good? none is good, save one, that is, God


All he continues saying is I am going to hell for agreeing with Jesus' words here.

He will not answer the question highlighted though.
So, why in the world did you bring me into this?
 

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How does a thread about hell get turned into just another Trump thread?
I don't claim to know whose going to hell, because I'm not God...

How do things get turned into “ Trump Threads?” Who cares? Any opportunity to discuss the Damnation Of ANYBODY who Satan has deceived to the Point that they think “ I have NO NEED to ask for Forgiveness” needs to be seized upon.....In my lifetime, I have spent time with thugs, wicked people, drunks, druggies , fornicators, adulterers and even murderers .....NEVER have I heard ANYBODY say what that Amazingly Blind man said about Forgiveness ...The really bad people I have known may have never ASKED for Forgiveness but in their heart- Of - Hearts they had enough damned sense to know that they NEEDED It.......the utterly Wretched mr. trump is in a class all by himself....100% blind and he has NO IDEA how Transparent he is to those of us who have experienced the Conviction Of Sin by the Holy Spirit—- the First step in becoming a Christian.....Perhaps one of our Celebrity- Preachers should inform him of these Truths while they fawn all over him.....odds are, they are probably just as Blind as he is..... sad. Covfefe .
 

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Not according to Jesus.
Matthew 5:22 (NKJV)
22 Whoever says, 'You fool!' shall be in danger of hell fire.

a personal delusion is real for the person who believes it
 

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This looks like a lack of faith question.
If man cannot understand a biblical concept they either say it isn't so or allagorize it away. These reactions display lack of faith.
The lake of fire is whever God has it, if the location of the lake of fire is our business to know it will be in scripture, if not, leave it to God to know.
That's the most elaborate convoluted way of saying 'I don't know' I've seen.
 

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what is the hell fire burning on ?
wood, gas, oil, or the consuming fire God power.
Heb_12:29 For our God is a consuming fire.
you know if outer darkness is for real, then that would be like blindness you can't see nothing.
you just be bumping into of a lot of lost people and fallen angels if that is all that is in there.
 

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Revelation 20:10 (NKJV)
10 The devil, who deceived them, was cast into the lake of fire and brimstone where the beast and the false prophet are. And they will be tormented day and night forever and ever.
If you go back and look at my posts on aion and research what I said you'll see that aion cannot mean forever. That's a mistranslation.

Besides, this passage only speaks of the devil, the false prophet, and the beast. It says nothing of anyone else.

It appears you're parroting what you've been taught. You're posting passages that don't even prove what you're claiming. I see this often with people who have been taught certain doctrines but haven't really invested for themselves. When you make a claim, make certain that the passage actually states what it is you're claiming.
 
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But, are we not talking about the time after Judgment day? We both seem to agree that these current corporeal bodies that house our spirit, are temporal and perish upon physical death. Is there no eternal salvation, or eternal damnation? if there is eternal damnation, then there must be a hell (or call it what you like). The principle is not a Greek philosophical construct, it refers to the post-resurrection period.
When you say "our" spirit, what do you mean? I don't believe there is a spirit that is man. The spirit in us is the breath or spirit of God. It's something of God not man.

There is eternal salvation. There is no eternal damnation as in a conscious being suffering torment. The Lake of Fire is the second death. It is the second one because it's like the first one where we die. The bodies of those who are lost will be cast into the Lake of Fire and burned up. They are dead, they no longer exist. There is nothing left to suffer eternal torment.

Now, if by eternal damnation you that they are damned for eternity but do not exist then I agree.
 
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God is burning Adolph Hitler's dead body now, but his spirit is resting peacefully?
No, Hitler is in the grave. He will remain there until the Resurrection at which time he will be judged. "His" spirit is the breath of God. There is no spirit that is man. Read Gen 2:7. You'll see that the breath or spirit in man is the breath or spirit of life from God. That's the only spirit in man.
 

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Mama Mia, I said that it was allegorical for the lengthy reasons that I cited, NOT JUST BECAUSE I SAID SO?!?!?
yes, someone that does not believe in eternal punishment will "metaphorize" hell right out of the Bible, but not out of reality.
 
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No, Hitler is in the grave. He will remain there until the Resurrection at which time he will be judged. "His" spirit is the breath of God. There is no spirit that is man. Read Gen 2:7. You'll see that the breath or spirit in man is the breath or spirit of life from God. That's the only spirit in man.
Will Hitler be in the lake of fire for eternity?
 

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When you say "our" spirit, what do you mean? I don't believe there is a spirit that is man. The spirit in us is the breath or spirit of God. It's something of God not man.

There is eternal salvation. There is no eternal damnation as in a conscious being suffering torment. The Lake of Fire is the second death. It is the second one because it's like the first one where we die. The bodies of those who are lost will be cast into the Lake of Fire and burned up. They are dead, they no longer exist. There is nothing left to suffer eternal torment.

Now, if by eternal damnation you that they are damned for eternity but do not exist then I agree.
I see, you are professing annihilation. No problem, ...but I do believe that there are a significant amount of passages that support the contrary, to a more overwhelming degree.
As far as man's spirit is concerned, I believe it to be the individual's character and actual entity. The body is just an avatar that houses the essence of the person. Where this spirit abides after death, in it's dormant stage, is not defined or circumscribed in Scripture, outside of terms as hades, sheol, the grave, or even the valid expression, returns to God - which means, within His control and provision or oversight - irrespective of where this is geographically located. It does not mean absorbed back into himself, for we do not lose our identities upon physical death - for that same person that existed in the former body, will eventually be given a new body.
 
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yes, someone that does not believe in eternal punishment will "metaphorize" hell right out of the Bible, but not out of reality.
Agreed, but I have never, ever rejected the doctrine of eternal punishment, I accept it as Biblical truth. BUT, FOR CRYING OUT LOUD truther, the parable of the Rich Man & Lazarus is still a flippin' allegory, for the flippin' reasons that I stated.
Go away if you can't comprehend the point!
 

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I see, you are professing annihilation. No problem, ...but I do believe that there are a significant amount of passages that do support it.
As far as man's spirit is concerned, I believe it to be the individual's character and actual entity. The body is just an avatar that houses the essence of the person. Where this spirit abides after death, in it's dormant stage, is not defined or circumscribed in Scripture, outside of terms as hades, sheol, the grave, or even the valid expression, returns to God - which means, within His control and provision or oversight - irrespective of where this is geographically speaking. It does not mean absorbed back into himself, for we do not lose our identities upon physical death - for that same person that existed in the former body, will eventually be given a new body.

Yes, I'm professing annihilationism. That's the only thing I see in the Scriptures. It's plainly stated. God said through Ezekiel, 'the soul that sins shall die'. Paul too, said, 'the wages of sin is death'. Jesus gave two options, eternal life or perish. The only thing I see that one can use to hold to ETC are a few passages taken out of context or wrongly translated such as the word aion

That's where we disagree. I see man as the dust of the earth which is animated by the breath of God. I've not found anything in Scripture that would indicate that man is a spirit. When I look at man's creation I only see one spirit mentioned and that is the breath of God. It's called monism and it's the only thing I find compatible with both the Old and new Testaments. I've studied Dualism a bit and don't see how its compatible with the Bible.