muhammad_isa
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Sorry?Hell is a Judgement that is eternal as it is final, not an eternal BBQ.
What does that mean?
Do you think that Hitler will escape from further suffering or not?
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Sorry?Hell is a Judgement that is eternal as it is final, not an eternal BBQ.
Sorry?
What does that mean?
Do you think that Hitler will escape from further suffering or not?
Yes, the predominant, and almost exclusive theme in Christianity, is the concept of man prevalent sinfulness and the consequent need for salvation.
Christ came to earth solely for the reason to redeem man from his transgressions against God. So therefore, Christians believe that God is sovereign, supreme and impeccably holy, and therefore sin is an abomination to him, and if one is absolved of their sin they will receive unconditional and eternal fellowship with God in heaven.
Christianity is one of the only religions, if not the only, that deals so comprehensively and primarily with both the severity and remedy of sin.
Can Almighty God die?I get you, but I don't like humans suffering, even in the case of Hitler. So just let those die and stop being souls, if we accept souls as real.
Can Almighty God die?
Our souls belong to God.So you are nothing but God, because if your soul could die, God would die?
Our souls belong to God.
Do you imagine that in "God land" he has a factory producing souls
or something?
You keep saying that .. and leave us with no clue as to why.Well, I believe differently.
There will be a Judgement Day.
The wicked will be destroyed, and cease to exist.
Those who are not so judged, it's a matter of opinion what happens next,
it is not revealed in Torah, and it's folly to guess or invent what no man knows.
Deuteronomy 29:29
The secret things belong unto the LORD our G-d; but the things that are revealed belong unto us and to our children for ever, that we may do all the words of this Law.
Does your religion have a concept of salvation or a way to go to heaven or something similar?
If so, how does it work? How does a person go to their desired destination in your faith?
SalvationGreat question. I don’t think we have salvation in our religion. To do the will of God and become a lover of God and all humanity might be close.
That's interesting. What about Nietzsche is as impressive as Luciferianism and nature? What is your analysis?
Does your religion have a concept of salvation or a way to go to heaven or something similar? If so, how does it work? How does a person go to their desired destination in your faith?
Yes, the coming Judgement Day - Matthew 25:31-34,37 - will save/deliver/rescue the 'sheep '.I have heard of that view of Judgement day and am undecided on if it is accurate according to the Scriptures. Perhaps I am of the minority opinion on this but the annihilation viewpoint seems more scary than the eternal judgement viewpoint.
I didn't understand your question can you explain more.
Let me try and rephrase the question.
You mentioned Lucifarianism, Nietzsche and general nature saying you were impressed with them. That caught my eye. I am curious to know what impressed you by all three. Or if you think there are some similarities or elements that you like in them. I would like to hear your analysis.
Thanks.
If I remember correctly, in another thread you once told me that fulfilling one's duties means putting your family first is that right?By fulfilling his / her duties. No other way.
My own view does not believe in existence of heaven or life after death.
Salvation to me means having lived the best life you could for yourself.Does your religion have a concept of salvation or a way to go to heaven or something similar?
If so, how does it work? How does a person go to their desired destination in your faith?
Nation, family, society. Nothing precedes nation. Lord Rama said (Valmiki Ramayana):If I remember correctly, in another thread you once told me that fulfilling one's duties means putting your family first is that right?
Do you mind if I ask what are some things that you do that you would consider duty to your nation, family, and society? I'm just curious trying to understand this practice in specific detail with examples.Nation, family, society. Nothing precedes nation. Lord Rama said (Valmiki Ramayana):
'Janani janmabhoomishcha swargadapi variyasi"
Mother and nation are greater than heaven.