Sentences with phrase «eternal hell if»

It makes no sense to me that there would be a omniscient, all - powerful being watching every move I make and judging all my actions, yet this supposedly loving being will consign me to eternal hell if I don't believe in him, regardless of the fact he's shown me no evidence he exists or cares about me or the millions of people he supposedly put here, many of whom are starving and dying.

Why does it bother you that I BELIEVE that you will be doomed to eternal hell if you don't believe in that?

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And what if on this eternal timestream, God gets a meanstreak and dumps all of us ghosts into his chamber of horrors he likes to call Hell... what are you going to do then?

You may have missed hundreds of opportunities to share with souls the fact that they do not have to go into an eternal oblivion without God (and if you truly believe in Jesus - HELL!).

All that listening is wonderful, but it will do them no good if after they die, they find themselves in hell, and you who had a chance to tell them how to avoid it, just sat there, not really caring about their eternal destination, or how you could really give them true peace.

If god were good he would destroy hell rather than enjoy the eternal torture forever and ever.

If Mother Theresa (The most angelic person in modern history) had, in her last moments, decided that she believed, not in JC after all, but in the eternal Bhudda, is she in heaven or hell?

His point, I believe, was that IF these things truly did cause one to be thrown into hell then we should all go around cutting off our limbs to avoid eternal damnation.

I do NOT care if «God» himself comes down and threatens me with eternal hell and damnation.

How about this: Any Christian preaching to a child that their eternal soul will burn in Hell if the child doesn't join their «team» is a child abuser.

if he is just preaching just to get people to come to church and mabey know god i can assure you he is a lost man and he is damming many people to an eternal demise in hell.

To the best of my understanding, the deposit of faith clearly affirms the following: that God desires the salvation of all and offers the real possibility of salvation to all; the offer can be accepted or rejected and, if accepted by faith, such faith is recognized as the gift of God; if the offer is knowingly, freely, and definitively rejected, even at the very last moment of life, one goes to hell, which is eternal; but the deposit of faith does not tell us clearly that anyone is in fact eternally damned.

It would have been good if someone had come along side him and told him that he doesn't have to cut off his hand to escape hell and receive eternal life, but only believe in Jesus.

Concerning the «Eternal, conscious torment in hell», take what the Bible actually says about hell and its duration» and if you do not believe some of the things that some people think is unscriptural and can not find it Scripture just ignore it.

When we use doctrinal statements to determine the eternal destiny of other people — which is something only Jesus should do — it is not long before we get the idea that if a person is reprobate and a heretic, it is better to send them on their way to hell, then to let them stick around and lead others astray.

Stop trying to save my eternal soul then; if I burn in hell for who I love so be it.

Religion has fed you lies and fear, fear of hell, the fear of eternal condemnation if you don't follow some mythical sets of rules.

If there is no heaven, then there is no hell, but there is surely an eternal end to those who gain from the suffering and want of others, that sounds good enough for me.

And that if you do not believe it then you will endure unspeakable eternal torture in the flames of hell created by the loving god.

If you feel that an eternal torment is too harsh, or that a good and loving God would never send someone to hell, then you've not realized how utterly sinful that sin truly is.

When people believe that the word anathema, or accursed, means «going to hell when you die,» they think that Paul is wishing he could go to hell if only all his fellow Israelites would receive eternal life instead.

@WASP Ok first off I am not scared of death If I died right now I would be happy to die and go meet GOD face to face and if you do nt believe in GOD thats fine you will burn in hell but i will pray for you that you will come into the light ad see that HE is real and that you can be saved from an eternal fire that is absolutely reIf I died right now I would be happy to die and go meet GOD face to face and if you do nt believe in GOD thats fine you will burn in hell but i will pray for you that you will come into the light ad see that HE is real and that you can be saved from an eternal fire that is absolutely reif you do nt believe in GOD thats fine you will burn in hell but i will pray for you that you will come into the light ad see that HE is real and that you can be saved from an eternal fire that is absolutely real

The ten people who already have eternal life and who know the basics of the faith so they can read the Bible and learn to follow Jesus on their own, or the ten people who are standing with one foot in hell, are wrapped in the chains of the devil, and are pleading and praying to God, if He is out there, to send help in their time of need?

«If you believe that there's a heaven and hell and people could be going to hell — or not getting eternal life or whatever — and you think that, well, it's not really worth telling them this because it would make it socially awkward... How much do you have to hate somebody not to proselytize?

Christians worship a god they believe sends people to hell for eternal torture if they don't believe in him.

Brian, Well I suppose I do have a fear about what these fantasy beliefs can do to cause trouble all over the world, as if we don't have enough with real problems of political ills, poverty, diseases and natural disasters; but mostly I am repelled by so many, like eaglemt and the huge number of others like him / her, who preach hell - fire and eternal torment for those who don't regard their unproven beliefs as reality.

My own Jesus, They say people in hell suffer eternal pain because of the loss of God — they would go through all that suffering if they had just a little hope of possessing God.

One potential problem I see with that theory having a negative impact on evangelism is that if there is no eternal hell, why strive to get people saved?

If there is no eternal hell, they'll simply no longer exist — so if they never accept Christ, it's no big deaIf there is no eternal hell, they'll simply no longer exist — so if they never accept Christ, it's no big deaif they never accept Christ, it's no big deal.

It follows that, when we go to Mass, we effectively stake our eternal salvation on the profession that Jesus is God, telling heaven that if He is not, then the true God may cast both Him and us into hell on the Last Day.

So, IF we compare these so - called ETERNAL - HELL passages with this Revelation passage, we find a contradiction in the English useage.

So for Christians to believe the actual, absolute, eternal lake of fire «hell», well if they only knew they were making something literal that was always meant to be figurative.

And if you keep it up, well, off to eternal suffering in hell with you!

Even if there weren't hell, and only suggestible people got eternal life, that would be immoral.

What if you didn't have the prospect of eternal conscious punishment to «scare the hell» out of people?

If you continue in that state, you will suffer eternal alienation from God in everlasting hell.

@snarf: I don't like explaining to a child when the hear Christians preaching god sends them to hell for eternal torture if they don't believe the BS in the bible.

For him to «want» this to happen, infers that if he is correct, then that would most likely mean (given the current model of the rapture when Jesus supposedly returns), that billions of people would be sent to an eternal fiery torment in... hell.

If souls are eternal and the only choice available is either heaven or hell at the end of this brief respite called life, where were these immortal souls of ours before conception / birth?

If Christians would finally realize that the doctrine of eternal conscious torture in a so - called hell is a pagan myth carried over into the Christian faith, this thread would not be possible.

So, how can any believer be sent to hell if eternal life with God is guaranteed?

If your living without Jesus Christ and think live on earth is a living hell this is only a taste of your eternal punishment.

Eternal hell is necessary if only one soul would choose this way.

The new Pope seems to treat everyone with respect and dignity, including gays and even atheists, though he has not changed a word of Roman Catholic dogma that the latter are damned to eternal hell and the former, if they are not celibate, are likewise doomed.