Terry Sampson
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Prepare yourselves, Heathen of the world: I hereby submit proof that Hell exists
Hell, Cayman Islands - Google Search.
Hell, Cayman Islands - Google Search.
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I've been down by Hells Kitchen. Does that count?Prepare yourselves, Heathen of the world: I hereby submit proof that Hell exists
Hell, Cayman Islands - Google Search.
Prepare yourselves, Heathen of the world: I hereby submit proof that Hell exists
Hell, Cayman Islands - Google Search.
Fine, but that's all bloody bizarre logic. To say "dwell with … after death" is kind of like saying "running after my legs have been amputated." To say that a person who was "filthy" in life is to know nothing whatever about what they might be when life has left them.For me, the Book of Mormon makes simple why something like hell must exist. Some people are filthy, and if they were to dwell with God after death, His kingdom would have to be filthy also.
You had me worried there for a minute....Prepare yourselves, Heathen of the world: I hereby submit proof that Hell exists
Hell, Cayman Islands - Google Search.
Anything comparable in Bahai heaven!
I found this picture from your link. From the bowels of hell we have some alluring beauties to entice you over to the dark side.
I think it is for a selected few, the worst sinners like atheists.Meh. A little underwhelming.
According to Christian fundamentals Baha’is don’t make it to heaven along with atheists, Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists and quite a few of their Christian brethren too. So maybe the photo is as good as it gets for Baha’is in the next worldAnything comparable in Bahai heaven!I think it is for a selected few, the worst sinners like atheists.
I'm not sure what you're considering to be "hell." If you're thinking of "Outer Darkness," then truly only a very few people will end up there -- literally by their own choice that they know God but want nothing to do with Him. The Terrestrial and Telestial Kingdoms can hardly be described as "hell."For me, the Book of Mormon makes simple why something like hell must exist. Some people are filthy, and if they were to dwell with God after death, His kingdom would have to be filthy also.
That's why I said, "For me..." Maybe it doesn't work as proof of hell for others.Fine, but that's all bloody bizarre logic. To say "dwell with … after death" is kind of like saying "running after my legs have been amputated." To say that a person who was "filthy" in life is to know nothing whatever about what they might be when life has left them.
I completely forgot about the three kingdoms... I have been writing a verse by verse examination of the Book of Mormon and quoting from it.I'm not sure what you're considering to be "hell." If you're thinking of "Outer Darkness," then truly only a very few people will end up there -- literally by their own choice that they know God but want nothing to do with Him. The Terrestrial and Telestial Kingdoms can hardly be described as "hell."