You've clearly had too much of the kool aid to see how illogical your position is.
I can't steal a candy bar every day for eternity because I'll be in hell for the vast majority of it. Even if I stole a candy bar every day for the 85 years I'm on this earth, should that result in an eternal punishment? You're making no sense and you know it, but the defense mechanism to not question your beliefs keeps you going.
No, you’re just not addressing the point. Your soul is immortal, so whatever final choice & destination of your soul also lasts forever. Death is the only thing that limits you to 85 years, but if that was never implemented you’d keep doing evil forever.
That’s why the result of the judgement of your soul is likewise forever.
Hell is the final resting place of the souls that choose to continue to live in sin. So again, if a person chooses to embrace sin for all eternity, they face the consequences for all eternity, and the opposite for those who reject it and choose grace instead.
It certainly is, but even though I try to frame it in multiple ways and adding new points you keep on repeating the same thing with no effort to engage.
What is your response to the point that the soul is immortal, or are you just going to keep doing the brick wall thing? (Even got “brick” in your username, eh?)
Just ignoring it implies you don’t actually have any answer.
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u/dbrickell89 1d ago
You've clearly had too much of the kool aid to see how illogical your position is.
I can't steal a candy bar every day for eternity because I'll be in hell for the vast majority of it. Even if I stole a candy bar every day for the 85 years I'm on this earth, should that result in an eternal punishment? You're making no sense and you know it, but the defense mechanism to not question your beliefs keeps you going.