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| Re: Can Hellfire Be Morally Justified? by analice107: 12:21pm On Apr 23, 2016 |
dada01:Unlock your dada maybe you can have space in your head to reason. When man fell, he automatically picked up Satan's nature. Anyone with that nature is an enemy to God, and God has prepared a place to put those who hate him at the end of ages. Just keep living your life in rebellion and die in it, at resurrection, you will stand before him, if your name is not found written in the book of life, YOU WILL BE CAST TO HELLFIRE WITH SATAN WHOSE NATURE YOU SHARE. Hello, stay off my mention. Your reasoning is warped. |
| Re: Can Hellfire Be Morally Justified? by analice107: 12:25pm On Apr 23, 2016 |
Jozzy4:Chai JW. Pls stay off my mention. |
| Re: Can Hellfire Be Morally Justified? by analice107: 12:26pm On Apr 23, 2016 |
Jessicha:Your case is hopeless. |
| Re: Can Hellfire Be Morally Justified? by Jessicha(f): 12:33pm On Apr 23, 2016 |
analice107:empty talk. |
| Re: Can Hellfire Be Morally Justified? by dada01(m): 1:55pm On Apr 23, 2016 |
analice107:wooah look who is reasoning straight. Intimidation of hell is what i have live with from childhood, so just bullshit that. I dont play to galery, but i doubt you would b able to say to my face as u just did uf we are to meet in person, except you want that to happen!! I will just leave u to ur faith seeing u re already an extremist, you are not any different boko haram, atleast u exihibited most of their trait. Just f**k off my lane. An lice. U CAN MENTION ALL U WANT AM DONE WITH YOU .....DADA01 |
| Re: Can Hellfire Be Morally Justified? by dada01(m): 1:57pm On Apr 23, 2016 |
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| Re: Can Hellfire Be Morally Justified? by analice107: 3:42pm On Apr 23, 2016 |
dada01:Hahahahahahahaha. I feel so threatened right now. Guy, I was done with you before you got here. Good thing it's a faceless forum so you can throw up whatever you like. If we were to meet in person, what will you do? Lekwa. You have lived with the fear of hellfire all your life, now you are liberated right? Then why are you here wailing? JW and atheists are in the same boat. God doesn't exist hellfire doesn't exist but you all won't rest. You guys are the ones opening up threads about God and hellfire. You know why JW and atheists can't rest? Deep down their sunconciousness, they know the truth, but just like the Bible said in 11Corinthians 3: 3-4 But if our gospel is hid, it is hid to them that are lost. In whom THE god OF THIS WORLD HAS BLIND THE MINDS of them which believe not, lest the light of the glorious gospel of Christ, who is the image of God should shine unto them. dada. If you have Satan's nature in you, repent and discard it, if not, if death meets you, after resurrection, you will be cast into hellfire where those with the same nature will be. If you like let Watchtower scream from here to heaven and back, the truth remains that, anyone whose name is not found written in the book of life, has the nature of Satan, and shall walk down to the fiery flames of fire with Satan forever and ever. |
| Re: Can Hellfire Be Morally Justified? by dada01(m): 4:51pm On Apr 23, 2016 |
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| Re: Can Hellfire Be Morally Justified? by dolphinheart(m): 5:08pm On Apr 23, 2016 |
analice107:no, I was just focusing on the woman, but still, you are not supposed to conclude for me. You dolphinheart are clever or you think you are. Now you have added the angle of repentance. Why didn't you include it in your first post so that we could treat it together?I did not add the angle of repentance, just created a new outcome. let's say they are two different men, one repenting and one not. do you forgive the one who repents and refuse to forgive the one who does not? how does forgiving or not forgiving affect your pain, how does forgiving or not forgiving affect the outcome of the criminals punishment? Listen, just like it doesn't take a criminal to kill twice before he is termed as a killer, so also it doesn't take him a lifetime to repent of his crimes.ok My forgiving the criminal is something I must do, because he who says to a criminal "Thou shall not kill", also said to me "If you forgive not men their trespasses, your father who is in heaven will not forgive you your own trespasses". But this matter is not about me. Whether I forgive him or not, if he doesn't repent and dies in that state, he will stand judgement if found guilty by reason of his resisting the free gift of Christ' nature which would have empowered him to live right. Every guilty person gets sentenced.I'm just trying to merge you, who being in the image of God is ready to forgive and forget the atrocities of that man, despite he repenting or not, how much more will a more perfect God now see it as good the prospect of tuturING that man with fire for billions and billions of years. Wait... What do you consider to be fair punishment justifiable enough for a man who is found without the nature of Christ?first, I do not understand what you mean by nature of Christ. now to the question, man, apart from adam , was born imperfect, he was born with error, he was born imperfect!. coupled with these is the fact that he was born in a society or system ruled by Satan. It is from this very negative position that man must strive to please God. sin rule as King in us and we strive to do gods will despite this state. It is our effort to do this that will determine if we will be giving the gift of evalasting life or not. those who do not strive to do this will simply lose that opportunity, they will lose their life for eternity. This serves as a punishment fitting enough for those who deliberately refuse to do God's will. like I said earlier, man is created, and if man refuses to do the will of his Creator, he can simply be uncreated to serve as a punishment for him, and those who strive to do gods will can be giving evalasting life. If you, being in the image of God can forgive , it does not take God anything to uncreate that man who sins, it's still punishment for that one as these time around, it is imposible for such person to lIve again. He is thus non existent, a good punishment for those who refuse to serve God. It s does or should not affect your joy, your service to God or your spirituality if God burns or does not burn someone, their outcome does not determine yours. "vengeance is mine" God said, not Tuture is mine. You Know What? If we will not treat man's responsibility in this whole matter, then am done talking to you. All you see is hellfire, you refuse to see its a choice they make.choice? to burn for eternity ? I dnt think so. You can choose to serve God or not, but the outcome of your choice should not be the main determinant, as in what determines your choice. man is partially responding for the outcome of his choice, it is the outcome of a wrong choice we are discussing about, not if man will be held responsible for his choice. I don't get it at all. It's wrong for men to burn, but you don't see anything wrong with man's rebellion.in fact, I dnt see anything wrong in punishment, I just see something wrong in punishment by tuture with no hope of repentance or the tuturING ever ending, a loving parent will not do that to his or her wayward child, neither will a God of love. I do see something wrong with man's rebellion, but just like previous rebellion, they will be destroyed, not burnt and kept in pain for billions of years!. look at this scenario , a young man in sodom, wad killed by divine judgement, he would have continued living and thus had a chance for repentance, this divine judgement cut that off, he was now sent into fire for thousands of years , before being judged and sent back into fire for billions and billions of years, must because his imperfect state failed to repent. my God does not purnish people like that. If you dnt deserve to live, then you wunt live, you will not exist again. You don't see anything wrong with the fact that they reject the road that leads away from hellfire.What of some who lived and did not know their is a road that leads away from hell? And I keep saying, it's not basically the theft or murder on themselves that leads men there but the satanic nature in them which propels them to commit those cries. So long as that nature is in them they are enemies to God, and God made hell for his enemies.a satanic nature that has been in them from birth, growing up with that nature in a satanic world, wow, it's not easy for those who choose to serve God. but they choose to serve God cus they love God , not because the other choice leads to eternal burning. |
| Re: Can Hellfire Be Morally Justified? by Jozzy4: 5:13pm On Apr 23, 2016 |
analice107:just go back and provide evidence for your lies on the other thread, post tagged B1-B5 |
| Re: Can Hellfire Be Morally Justified? by dolphinheart(m): 5:17pm On Apr 23, 2016 |
analice107:@ bold, the man did not chose to be born with that nature, he saw himself in that nature , do you think it is now right for that man to be burnt for eternity for failing to get out of that nature?, a nature he was not giving a choice to choose? its like telling me to run 200m while the time limit is for 100m race, cus I'm already far behind in the starting line with lots of huddles set in the way. |
| Re: Can Hellfire Be Morally Justified? by Jozzy4: 5:19pm On Apr 23, 2016 |
Jessicha:its not her fault. but her case is one that needs serious prayer . she has forgotten the verse has been treated. and there are many times she accuse u for statements made by other person, cant call it memory loss , its just her impatient to comprehend posts. just this morning she accuse me of quoting a verse which originally was quote by goodnews2016! and other similar cases, thts what to expect when u discuss with someone who is just too impatient to comprehend. |
| Re: Can Hellfire Be Morally Justified? by urahara(m): 3:53pm On Jun 18, 2016 |
analice107:Na wa o . The dude only asked a question |
| Re: Can Hellfire Be Morally Justified? by urahara(m): 4:00pm On Jun 18, 2016 |
analice107:Cant someone decide to open a thread to have a discussion without it getting so emotional and infantile |
| Re: Can Hellfire Be Morally Justified? by analice107: 5:04pm On Jun 18, 2016 |
urahara:I asked you a question boy. What's emotional and infantile in the question I asked you? Your bitterness against God stems from what or where? Is it personal or generic? Are you fighting Satan's battle? He who kicks against the bricks will end up featuring his ankles. I can't tell you to stop, I don't have what it takes to do that. Just do what you have to. |
| Re: Can Hellfire Be Morally Justified? by urahara(m): 5:11pm On Jun 18, 2016 |
analice107:LMFAO mo fo o |
| Re: Can Hellfire Be Morally Justified? by dorox(op): 10:40am On Aug 04, 2016 |
cloudgoddess:Brilliant post. |
| Re: Can Hellfire Be Morally Justified? by Evangkatsoulis: 7:42pm On Jun 08, 2018 |
dorox:If God is the ultimate moral arbiter, you can't talk about moral his actions are. That means hellfire can be assigned to be good by God. |
| Re: Can Hellfire Be Morally Justified? by OneJ: 11:02pm On Jun 09, 2018*. Modified: 11:19pm On Jun 09, 2018 |
analice107:@Analice107: The devil himself would be jealous of U because this your lie pass him level. U can't mask your obvious disdain for JW. Jehovah is the Almighty God Ps83:18. Jesus is the son of Jehovah matt16:13-17. Our salvation depends on them John 3:16. 14:1. 17:3. Where did God punish Adam with torture after his death ? Where did God torture Sodom & Gomorrah as punishment? The Holy scripture says the life span of man is at best, 80yrs. A man lives & sins for 80 yrs ,yet U claim that God will punish him with perpetual torture with out end. Let's be honest with ourselves, is that justice? Hellfire doctrine can't be morally justified. The holy book says " For God so loved the world that HE gave his only begotten son. for who so ever believes in him would not be destroyed but have everlasting life". The key word here for unrepentant sinners is: they will be "DESTROYED". God set a precedent with Adam, Sodom & Gomorrah, the flood of Noah's day,Ananias & Saphirra etc. (Matt24:36-39. 2Thess1:7-9. Jude 1:7. Rom6:23). Where did God torture them? Serve God because u love HIM (there is no fear in love) & don't be cowed by fear of a scam. Hellfire is a scam. Shalom |
| Re: Can Hellfire Be Morally Justified? by dorox(op): 10:01am On Aug 21, 2019 |
Evangkatsoulis:Yes you can by measuring Him against his words. |
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. The dude only asked a question
), your mother splashing petrol on your eyes and anus, lighting them on fire, and repeating this process for literal infinity, with no chance of you returning to a state of non-suffering. Repeated pain and torture for the rest of existence, far longer than any human lifespan. Eternal punishment for a finite crime.