Sentences with phrase «eternal punishment just»

Obviously the only rational explanation is that an all knowing and all powerful being, who is invisible and who requires that people worship it at the penalty of eternal punishment just puffed everything into existence.

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I just don't (personally) see any redemptive value in the teachings of eternal punishment.

Would not restoring the life of the murdered be more just than eternal punishment of the murderer?

Also, what makes you so sure that when given eternal punishment automatically means eternal in duration and not eternal as meaning that it is just simply in reference to God's punishment because one of the names for God is eternal like Alpha and Omega.

I don't believe there is any sort of sacred eternal punishment awaiting Phelps, he will die, just like me and everyone else.

Since God's dignity and holiness are eternal, a just punishment against such a one must also be eternal.

@ karl: is your god so petty and paranoid that he would visit eternal punishment on one of his creations — that he is supposed to love — just because that creation decided to use its brain to question the existence of this god?

We are just tiny beings in Gods universe and he doesn't owe you anything but he loves you anyways so why send yourself to eternal punishment when it's so easy to believe!

To me, a perfect judgement and sentence of the evil person would require more than just a punishment in eternal flame, since he would still be capable of cursing God, fostering hatred and perversion and all sorts of other humanly sinful ways while he was being eternally tormented.

If I'm an unbeliever till my dying day and am punished (however you believe that punishment to be, whether its eternal hel.lfire or just barred access into heaven) I can't exactly go back and redo my life believing in god because I know the consequence.

Not saying i don't believe in future punishment, i» am just not sure if i believe in eternal damnation anymore, i» am open to other possibilities (including possible salvation after death).

Because God is a just God he had to place commandments which had a punishment affixed, which is eternal separation from God.

Jude 7: «just as Sodom and Gomorrah and the cities around them, since they in the same way as these indulged in gross immorality and went after [a] strange flesh, are exhibited as an [b] example in undergoing the punishment of ETERNAL fire.»

I just don't read the word «fire» in Jude as a reference to eternal punishment in a firey location...

Finally, «eternal» punishment would never occur to a just and wise god.

Consider Matthew 25 where Jesus says the Son of Man will separate the evil from the just and the evil ``... will go away into eternal punishment...»

What is just about eternal punishment for a finite offense?

No matter what, there are verses on eternal punishment that stump all these types of teachers — just as there is no «real» solid proof of evolution.

P4 just released 3 years ago and this year we got Persona 2: Eternal Punishment (PSP), P4: Golden (Vita), and P4: Arena (PS3 / 360).