Hell
Let’s avoid the argument of if Heaven and Hell even exist.
If one believes in the existence of Hell, one necessarily believes that God does not forgive all sins.
The New American Digest
For Followers of Gerard Van der Leun's Fine Work
Let’s avoid the argument of if Heaven and Hell even exist.
If one believes in the existence of Hell, one necessarily believes that God does not forgive all sins.
Heaven and Hell are here. Right damn here where we are right now.
We make it so. Not only do we make our own, we contribute to
everyone else’s.
If we subscribe to the idea of justice, that individuals should pay for wrongs done, forgiveness loses as much meaning as justice unserved if one is unrepentant of wrongs committed and free to commit additional wrongs.
John Venlet, very well said. Problem is that a great many pablum pukers in the pulpit do not see it that way.