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by clmarch on November 20th, 2009
Hell is interpreted differently in different religions. The reasons for being in hell vary also. If you mean the hell that is referred to in the Biblical book of Revelation, the version most popular in American culture, then you should know that it is described as a temporary place "of fire and brimstone" where souls go to await the Final Judgement. Aftr so many thousands of years, the souls of hell are judged and if repentant go to heaven, if not, are "cast into a dark hole" to spend eternity seprated from God. And, so, it would seem rejection of God or commission of a mortal sin would facilitate a visit. But. like I said, all religions are different. And, no one has come back from Hell to tell us if it exists or what it is.
The Lord's prayer says .. Lead us not into temptation! (am I supposed to think thats one of the things the Lord does lead us into it?)
by aiar on November 3rd, 2011
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Does the brain control the way we perceive reality?
by Sarrow on October 13th, 2011
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When you ask a "god" question in this PUBLIC forum, does it annoy you when an Athiest responds?
by carman727 on November 24th, 2011
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Will Christian extremists who believe in Dominionism and Recnstructionism, dominate the American political atmosphere in 2012?
by GibsonGuy on August 30th, 2011
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I wonder - how would you respond when it is proven that God does exist? That there is undisputed, factual evidence of his existence?
by Odyssee on August 14th, 2011
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