Does God Punish People in Hellfire?, page-19

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    And again you simply dodge the questions, not to worry though, I'm just about over this thread so once I throw in the towel you can, as I said, gloat about me running away and not being able to answer your questions. So no, as I also said I'm not going to play your game (at least not too much) of constantly changing the topic so you don't have to deal with the issues raised. At least Bowral attempted to answer the questions for you, I guess you were hoping for someone to do that to get you off the hook?


    Bowral,

    Thanks for the reply, yes you made some good points and mostly I probably agree with you. The main contention then seems to be whether the punishment is eternal or temporary. It could also possibly be both I guess depending on the what's happening to whom? Maybe?

    Just a couple of points:

    Do you know the actual verse?

    And now you're being silly as well. Do you think you'll even have questions like that in eternity? Do you think the separations that we have created in this realm will carry over to eternity? Now you may have a point about the duration or nature of punishment but don't shit in your own nest by bringing up off-topic hypothetical.



    Your ranting again dude, wipe the anti-Catholic foam from your lips and have a think about it. For most of your reply you are saying that God DOES kill those who reject him (i.e. 'sinners') and now it seems you are saying the opposite?

    For example:


    So make up your mind, we can discuss the nature of that punishment (eternal/ temporary) if you like but now it seems you are arguing that there IS no punishment? Maybe you can elaborate your statements for me?
 
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