and his soul?
and his soul?
is his soul:
a. sleeping
b. annihilated
c. in heaven
d. in hell
e. other
Not b or d, so it doesn't help settle the question much.is his soul:
a. sleeping
b. annihilated
c. in heaven
d. in hell
e. other
Not b or d, so it doesn't help settle the question much.
That settles the question.
I agree. Thanks for this thread btw. I had never seen anyone lay out this issue like you have, and I guess I never seriously considered it before. After some study on my own due to this thread, I am mostly convinced you are right.I know, the question doesn't really help the discussion of "Is eternal torture biblical or not"?
Is there a verse in the Bible that says "The lost go to hell when they die where they are tortured alive forever"? If there is, that would settle the question. I know that the Bible says that the wicked will perish and will be no more. That settles the question. Eternal torture in hell is not Biblical.
I agree. Thanks for this thread btw. I had never seen anyone lay out this issue like you have, and I guess I never seriously considered it before. After some study on my own due to this thread, I am mostly convinced you are right.
I would still like to see someone give a vigorous defense of ECT though, it seems like nobody so far is giving it a thorough treatment.
:cheers:welcome aboard
there aren't too many of us
:cheers:
I know, the question doesn't really help the discussion of "Is eternal torture biblical or not"?
Is there a verse in the Bible that says "The lost go to hell when they die where they are tortured alive forever"? If there is, that would settle the question. I know that the Bible says that the wicked will perish and will be no more. That settles the question. Eternal torture in hell is not Biblical.
but rather fear him who is able to destroy both soul and body in hell.
that would be God
Did you think there were some here that did not know that?
The spirit of humans do not die.
Matthew 10:28 And fear not them who kill the body, but are not able to kill the soul: but rather fear him who is able to destroy both soul and body in hell.
The soul is a body with its spirit.
We read in Matthew 10 that a man cannot kill the body with its spirit.
So then, how is it you believe the spirit can die?
The scripture is about after the resurrection when God will throw some in the lake of fire.
Is a destroyed life meaning a life that is not living anymore?
Do not those who destroy their lives in this lifetime with sin still live?
You are using the term "destroyed" in a figurative sense. Do those who destroy their lives by going through a brush chipper headfirst still live?Do not those who destroy their lives in this lifetime with sin still live?
and yet, i suspect you'll continue to post :think:
a lot
I agree. Thanks for this thread btw. I had never seen anyone lay out this issue like you have, and I guess I never seriously considered it before. After some study on my own due to this thread, I am mostly convinced you are right.
I would still like to see someone give a vigorous defense of ECT though, it seems like nobody so far is giving it a thorough treatment.
Timmy said:Death means the absence of life
whoa!!
we need time to think about that
What do you think?
Dark is the absence of light,
Cold is the absence of heat,
Death is the absence of life,
Bald is the absence of hair...(I prefer the term "hair-free" because I prefer the convenience of having no hair)