freelight
Eclectic Theosophist
How is eternal punishment just?
How is eternal punishment just?
Continuing some of the same points from my previous posts,
How do you explain or justify a 'God' that enforces and condemns souls to an eternity of punishments and torments....to no end? How is such just, let alone sane? It is insane. Such is not really punishment, but a consistent and sadistic TORTURE. - I dont see how you can justify this as being the execution of a 'God' who is both 'just' and 'merciful',...because this punishment falls short of satisfying both principles. Again,...to what 'end' are these punishments producing?....since they are not corrective or beneficial to the sufferers in any way! - and to imagine 'God' Himself maintains the infliction of these torments and agony forever and ever and ever....is appalling, and violates the principles of his own standards, let alone his divine nature.
Philosopohically and morally, the assumption of the 'God' of eternal punishments is sickening.
I just added a more reasonable dissertation of the duration of punishments suffered by souls who violate the laws of God here, from a Spiritist perspective ( a collection of teachings from advanced spirits).
My former sharings on ECT have been compiled on my blog-post on ECT here.
pj
How is eternal punishment just?
It clearly pictures conscious torment after death.
Continuing some of the same points from my previous posts,
How do you explain or justify a 'God' that enforces and condemns souls to an eternity of punishments and torments....to no end? How is such just, let alone sane? It is insane. Such is not really punishment, but a consistent and sadistic TORTURE. - I dont see how you can justify this as being the execution of a 'God' who is both 'just' and 'merciful',...because this punishment falls short of satisfying both principles. Again,...to what 'end' are these punishments producing?....since they are not corrective or beneficial to the sufferers in any way! - and to imagine 'God' Himself maintains the infliction of these torments and agony forever and ever and ever....is appalling, and violates the principles of his own standards, let alone his divine nature.
Philosopohically and morally, the assumption of the 'God' of eternal punishments is sickening.
I just added a more reasonable dissertation of the duration of punishments suffered by souls who violate the laws of God here, from a Spiritist perspective ( a collection of teachings from advanced spirits).
My former sharings on ECT have been compiled on my blog-post on ECT here.
pj
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