Luckily for you there's no hell:

[I.O.U]

You aren’t the anti-Christ. You‘re an anti-Christ.

What is your story? Why are you anti-believing?

Of course I am not the ANTI anything.

 

[Radrook]

The bible mentions it and so does Jesus as recorded in the bible. But that typically is not the message I have for people that aren't of the faith.

The typical message is that of the Love God has for us and the peace and rest in the life to come for believers. Paradise awaits those that believe in Jesus and God.

If you worship a god who roasts people aliv forever as punisment, then you are worshipping a monster. I suggest tou take some classes in ethics in order to be able correctly differentiate between right and wrong.

 

[Matthias]

Of course I am not the ANTI anything.

Everyone is anti something.

What about the Christ? Are you anti toward him? Neutral?

 

[I.O.U]

Everyone is anti something.

What about the Christ? Are you anti toward him? Neutral?

But why would you need to confirm my faith position?

 

[Matthias]

But why would you need to confirm my faith position?

You said that you are the anti-Christ (post #22) then added that you aren’t the anti anything (post #121).

 

[I.O.U]

You said that you are the anti-Christ (post #22) then added that you aren’t the anti anything (post #121).

So let me believe whatever I believe. Even if that means by the beliefs you believe I will be going to hell. It's a freewill choice for all people, so don't prevent them from believing what God himself wouldn't prevent.

 

[Matthias]

So let me believe whatever I believe.

Granted, of course.

What do you believe about the Christ? Why do you believe, whatever it is, that which you believe about him?

Even if that means by the beliefs you believe I will be going to hell. It's a freewill choice for all people, so don't prevent them from believing what God himself wouldn't prevent.

 

[I.O.U]

Granted, of course.

What do you believe about the Christ? Why do you believe, whatever it is, that which you believe about him?

"I don't believe in believing"

Osho

 

[Matthias]

"I don't believe in believing"

Osho

Don’t you believe it. Everyone believes in something.

Now, what about this Jesus of Nazareth fella?

 

[I.O.U]

Don’t you believe it. Everyone believes in something.

Now, what about this Jesus of Nazareth fella?

Jesus didn't believe in himself as the son of God did he?

 

[Johann]

That is true. I have to use discretion when helping some of them. I don't just help anyone. Some are mentally ill, some are criminals and then they can be aggressive and potentially dangerous.

Come to Africa brother, where gangsters live in your backyard.
Aggressive and potentially dangerous is the norm here...our backdoor is always open to help and assist with medical care the [broken] ones and no need to use discretion.
Discretion is another name for self preservation.
J.

 

[Johann]

I did some background research on the history behind Sheol. I found that Hinnom valley is where all this hell and fire punishment started from.

Valley of Hinnom (Gehenna) - Wikipedia

GE-HINNOM, or GE BEN-(BENE-)HINNOM:
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By: Emil G. Hirsch, Frants Buhl
Name of the valley to the south and south-west of Jerusalem (Josh. xv. 8, xviii. 16; Neh. xi. 30; II Kings xxiii. 10; II Chron. xxxiii. 6; Jer. vii. 31 et seq., xix. 2, xxxii. 35). Its modern name is "Wadi al-Rababah." The southwestern gate of the city, overlooking the valley, came to be known as "the gate of the valley." The valley was notorious for the worship of Moloch carried on there (comp. Jer. ii. 23). According to Jer. vii. 31 et seq., xix. 6 et seq., it was to be turned into a place of burial; hence "the accursed valley Ge-hinnom" ("Gehenna" in the N. T.) came to be synonymous with a place of punishment, and thus with hell (comp. Isa. lxvi. 24; Enoch, xxvi. et seq.; and the rabbinical Hebrew equivalent). See Gehenna; Paradise.

GE-HINNOM - JewishEncyclopedia.com

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[Johann]

GE-HINNOM, or GE BEN-(BENE-)HINNOM:
(Redirected from HINNOM.)
By: Emil G. Hirsch, Frants Buhl
Name of the valley to the south and south-west of Jerusalem (Josh. xv. 8, xviii. 16; Neh. xi. 30; II Kings xxiii. 10; II Chron. xxxiii. 6; Jer. vii. 31 et seq., xix. 2, xxxii. 35). Its modern name is "Wadi al-Rababah." The southwestern gate of the city, overlooking the valley, came to be known as "the gate of the valley." The valley was notorious for the worship of Moloch carried on there (comp. Jer. ii. 23). According to Jer. vii. 31 et seq., xix. 6 et seq., it was to be turned into a place of burial; hence "the accursed valley Ge-hinnom" ("Gehenna" in the N. T.) came to be synonymous with a place of punishment, and thus with hell (comp. Isa. lxvi. 24; Enoch, xxvi. et seq.; and the rabbinical Hebrew equivalent). See Gehenna; Paradise.

GE-HINNOM - JewishEncyclopedia.com

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Executive Committee of the Editorial Board. - JewishEncyclopedia.com

Complete contents the 1906 Jewish Encyclopedia.

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GEHENNA - JewishEncyclopedia.com

Complete contents the 1906 Jewish Encyclopedia.

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[dev553344]

Come to Africa brother, where gangsters live in your backyard.
Aggressive and potentially dangerous is the norm here...our backdoor is always open to help and assist with medical care the [broken] ones and no need to use discretion.
Discretion is another name for self preservation.
J.

Not so true for me as God wants me to use discretion and not be a fool.

Here we have systems that the mentally ill need to work with to re-introduce into society. And I'm not here to help criminals and gangsters. We have a system to help them to it's called prison and hell.

 

[Johann]

Where have you been Dropship? We have already done that......we even have news broadcasts now that acknowledge the traditional owners of the land. We said “sorry” a long time ago. All government occasions include ceremonies by the original inhabitants of this land. What else can we do to acknowledge what was done to them?

Dropship is nothing else but a jolly joker.
J.

 

[Johann]

Not so true for me as God wants me to use discretion and not be a fool.

Guess I am a fool then
Matt 25
J.

 

[dev553344]

Guess I am a fool then
Matt 25
J.

Re read my post. I had to edit it for clarity. I'll re-quote. In order to help the mentally ill you have to provide them psych meds and counselling. Neither of which I have. We have systems to help them thru the police here.

Gangsters and other criminals go to hell or prison. Those are places designed to help where people with guns and tasers can address them in a more safe environment.

Both these concepts are wisdom Johann. Everyone else sees it that way, Perhaps you'll come around.

 

[dev553344]

@Johann, the homeless can always go to jail as well, where they're kept warm and given three meals a day here. It can be a safe haven. Either that or a mental hospital. Same thing.

 

[Johann]

Gangsters and other criminals go to hell or prison. Those are places designed to help where people with guns and tasers can address them in a more safe environment.

Both these concepts are wisdom Johann. Everyone else sees it that way, Perhaps you'll come around.

Guess you have never heard of "The Ark" in South Africa, same as David Wilkerson's ministry, or was.
Matt 25.
Many "Christians" are merrily on their way to Hell also, for there is a way that seemeth right in the eyes of a man, but the end.....
J.

 

[Johann]

@Johann, the homeless can always go to jail as well, where they're kept warm and given three meals a day here. It can be a safe haven. Either that or a mental hospital. Same thing

Is that the way you guys do it to the poor and needy, throw them in jail, out of sight, out of mind?