Aron Ra vs Stuart Knechtle: The Invention of Hell

Aron Ra vs Stuart Knechtle: The Invention of Hell

A Countdown of the 75 Best Obscenities, Absurdities, and Atrocities of the Bible by Je Schneider Available on Amazon:
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[DarthRock]

Is hell a metaphor? Then heaven must be a metaphor too.

[timg]

Every christians response when presented with the multiple inconsistencies, contradictions and outright atrocious commands from god in the bible is always at least one of the following;
-you haven’t done the research
-it’s a metaphor
-that’s taken out of context
-that’s the old testament which no longer applies

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[Danny]

This god character never mentioned a hell in the Old Testament. He was too busy slaughtering someone on just about every other page in the Bible and laying down the law of not eating shrimp, or wearing clothes of mixed fabrics that it probably slipped his mind.

[brunozeigerts]

The bible is real... except when it's metaphor.

[rogersacco]

100 billion people resurrected and then live to infinity ? Yikes!

[DragicornGames]

God, huh, yeah
What is it good (meta)for?
Absolutely nothing!

[TyronSmith-yott]

Stuart is starting to think about heaven.

[gerrald]

Aron ra is right, it's all, Bull Shit!

[seekingknowledge]

Anything absurd, barbaric or false is usually a metaphor for something beautiful

[Cj]

Oh I definitely leave room for metaphor, listening to Stuart’s arguments is hell.

[jurayzscout]

It's not metaphor. Why? Because it clarly show from your face that you're angry. I'm not expert in psychology, but i know that there's no such thing as enjoyment from your expression. It obvious that that "metaphor" idea was just something you come up with, not something you studied before

[smackyay]

You gotta leave room for the other guy to talk, you gotta leave room for the other guy to talk, you gotta leave room for the other guy to talk...

[nikokapanen]

I've been there in 2012, God gave me to experience it, the real damnation of Hades, and it was more horrible than human languages can describe, and I feel great sorrow that so many are already there and many will be there soon as well.

The only relief I get is that God was clear to me that all horror pain and suffering, even if it is immensely huge, is finite.