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You go to church on Sunday mornings to go to hell?
If you don't believe in hell, it doesn't take much bravery. (However, even when I did believe in hell, long ago, I reached the point where I told God, "Look, I'm going to do what I have to do, and you do what you have to do.")TyMac said:You guys are rather... no really brave to say Hell. IMHO.
MidnightBlue said:If you don't believe in hell, it doesn't take much bravery. (However, even when I did believe in hell, long ago, I reached the point where I told God, "Look, I'm going to do what I have to do, and you do what you have to do.")
lasthope said:The option wasn't for heaven or hell. It was for hell or non-existance. If I went *poof*, then I was obviously following the wrong faith.
Well, that's your definition of hell. Not everyone is going to define things the same way you do.Well the real point I was trying to drive home is the definition of Hell. Which means more pain than anybody can toloerate... forever.
Definitely. It would be similar to an eternal sleep. What is so wrong with that? Who doesn't enjoy a good nap or a great night sleep anyways?I welcome nonexistance. To me it's no different than eternal peace.
zombieharlot said:You go to church on Sunday mornings to go to hell?
You go to church on Sunday mornings to go to hell?
Mercy Not Sacrifice said:Non-existence. Without question. Even though the mere thought of non-existence is nearly enough to make my head explode....
Majikthise said:Thats funny, the thought actually gives me peace.
That's constipation, buttercup. A hell in it's own right, i suppose.Buttercup said:I was thinking that the mere thought of a constant fire under your arse would make you want to explode.