Comments on: “Oh, Sorry You’re in Hell….”

By: Cerulean Sanctum » The Best of Cerulean Sanctum 2006

Cerulean Sanctum » The Best of Cerulean Sanctum 2006 — Fri, 26 Jan 2007 07:16:38 +0000

[...] “Oh, Sorry You’re in Hell….” [...]

By: The Blog Of Dysfunction

The Blog Of Dysfunction — Wed, 29 Nov 2006 10:52:29 +0000

Lnks et al…

Haven’t shared any link love in a long time. here is some (g)old stuff.
Preparing for Christams (series)
There is joy at Christmas – holy, beautiful joy which ought to blow our pride and our smallness to pieces, and make us, as Paul wrote, even…

By: The Open Door » Have We Forgotten There’s A Hell?

The Open Door » Have We Forgotten There’s A Hell? — Mon, 13 Nov 2006 22:15:00 +0000

[...] Dan at Cerulean Sanctum has nailed this perfectly. And I agree with his assessment that the clock is about to strike midnight. The planets have been aligning for quite some time. The Great Apostacy is in full swing in the American church. [...]

By: Thoughts of Jeremy Wise » Do We Care if People Die in Hell?

Thoughts of Jeremy Wise » Do We Care if People Die in Hell? — Sun, 12 Nov 2006 01:59:28 +0000

[...] More and more I really wonder if we believe the things we preach so much. If we love ANYONE the way Christ loved the Church, and we believed that that person stands any chance of being eternally separated from God, why aren’t we crawling over broken glass to save at least one soul? [...]

By: Keith Brenton

Keith Brenton — Fri, 10 Nov 2006 19:38:54 +0000

Good articles; persuasive - and thanks for the links to them, francisco!

Still they do not address the assumptions that are made: that unquenchable fire and unending smoke and undying worm refers to ongoing torment of human souls who - having not seen God - chose to reject Him … as opposed to the place of torment for angels who were created to be eternal and who had seen Him, yet committed the same sin.

Man was made to choose between eternal life and death … Adam and Eve chose poorly, but God prevented them from making the decision for all their heirs.

I really don’t want to make assumptions either way, because I don’t want to quote Scripture as saying more than it says. What it says is enough to persuade me that choosing life is vastly preferable to choosing death - and recommending the same decision to everyone I meet, made possible through Christ!