What is hell?

doubtful.

In Christianity, the "outer darkness" is a place referred to three times in the Gospel of Matthew (8:12, 22:13, and 25:30) into which a person may be "cast out", and where there is "weeping and gnashing of teeth". Generally, the outer darkness is thought to be hell; however, many Christians associate the outer darkness more generally as a place of separation from God.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outer_darkness
 
In Christianity, the "outer darkness" is a place referred to three times in the Gospel of Matthew (8:12, 22:13, and 25:30) into which a person may be "cast out", and where there is "weeping and gnashing of teeth". Generally, the outer darkness is thought to be hell; however, many Christians associate the outer darkness more generally as a place of separation from God.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outer_darkness
did jesus say it?

even in your quote it's questionable whether it's "hell" or not.

hell is a made up concept from the middle ages.

you do christianity a disservice by accepting these sloppy categories and playing a long.
 
In Christianity, the "outer darkness" is a place referred to three times in the Gospel of Matthew (8:12, 22:13, and 25:30) into which a person may be "cast out", and where there is "weeping and gnashing of teeth". Generally, the outer darkness is thought to be hell; however, many Christians associate the outer darkness more generally as a place of separation from God.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outer_darkness
Don't expect MAGAt contrarians to agree with you. They're very big on emotion and disregard facts that do not agree with their views.
 
did jesus say it?

even in your quote it's questionable whether it's "hell" or not.

hell is a made up concept from the middle ages.

you do christianity a disservice by accepting these sloppy categories and playing a long.
Typical MAGA debate tactic : Attempting to change the question you originally asked, rather than admit you were wrong.

You didn't ask if the gospel authors quoted Jesus accurately, or interpreted him correctly.

You asked where Jesus mentioned the outer darkness, and then you doubted me when I told you it was Gospel of Matthew.
where did Jesus talk about the unquenchable fire or outer darkness?
 
Typical MAGA debate tactic : Attempting to change the question you originally asked, rather than admit you were wrong.

You didn't ask if the gospel authors quoted Jesus accurately, or interpreted him correctly.

You asked where Jesus mentioned the outer darkness, and then you doubted me when I told you it was Gospel of Matthew.
In Fredo's defense, he has bigger mental issues than the typical JPP MAGAt dementia. He does, however, seem to share their loneliness.
 
Hell is a made-up place to scare and control people into believing a facetious religion.
Disagreed. Religions grow and are not created out of whole cloth.

Didn't the Vikings believe thunder was Thor's hammer? Lots of primitive people, meaning lacking science and education, believe superstitious thoughts.
 
Jesus: the outer darkness, an unquenchable fire, a place of no return.
Buddhism: a place of torment, not eternal, but inconcievably long.
Catholic Church: Described mainly as a separation from God.
Anglican Church: Permanent annihilation and the extinguishing of all consciousness.
Me: when things are bad. In terms of where the idea of a place called hell came from, I've heard that the original "hell" was actually in Greece, prior Christianity. Read this from a book called The Jesus Papers. Wikipedia has an entry on the book, though it makes no mention of the bit where he gets into the origins of hell (to be fair, it wasn't the main focus of the book either):
 
Disagreed. Religions grow and are not created out of whole cloth.

So who comes up with the religion? Last I checked 100% (every.single.religion) was created by humans.

WIth the exception of people like you who have died and gone to heaven and come back, no one knows anything about what happens after you die which means

They are all made up out of whole cloth. By definition.
 
So who comes up with the religion? Last I checked 100% (every.single.religion) was created by humans.

WIth the exception of people like you who have died and gone to heaven and come back, no one knows anything about what happens after you die which means

They are all made up out of whole cloth. By definition.
No worries, Perry. I know you aren't very insightful much less educated.
 
No worries, Perry. I know you aren't very insightful much less educated.

So where do you think religions come from? I'm genuinely curious. Do you think the magic unicorns you met when you had your "NDE" are the ones who created religion?

Imagine...an ADULT who thinks he died even though he wasn't near death. Seriously...who comes up with your stuff? It's fuckin' hilarious!
 
You expend a LOT of time keeping track of who interacts with you.

Are you lonely? Is this your only outlet? Sorry to hear that.
lol, I hardly ever read or respond to Crypuss and he makes the same claim about me
"investing considerable time and effort reading and responding" to his posts.
 
lol, I hardly ever read or respond to Crypuss and he makes the same claim about me investing considerable time and effort reading and responding to his posts.

It is exceedingly important to @Cypress for everyone to:

1. Realize he is the smartest person in the room at all times
2. Be obsessed with him if they bother to ask him two questions in a row (questions he never answers)
3. Be angry. This is usually only after someone has pointed out that he isn't capable of discussing the topic rationally.

I actually like his posts because he finds some interesting topics in his wanders through Wikipedia. But I always get annoyed that we can't discuss the topic. Cypress always has to turn it into a bitchfest and when his only friend, Dutch, shows up it goes to hell fast.

But I'm also willing to give as good as I get. It's nothing, though. In reality Cy is clearly not what he claims and Dutch is a toxic waste of human sperm and pretty easy to dismiss out of hand.
 
It is exceedingly important to @Cypress for everyone to:

1. Realize he is the smartest person in the room at all times
2. Be obsessed with him if they bother to ask him two questions in a row (questions he never answers)
3. Be angry. This is usually only after someone has pointed out that he isn't capable of discussing the topic rationally.
Spot on. He's changed a bit since that post by BRUTALITOPS several years ago.

I actually like his posts because he finds some interesting topics in his wanders through Wikipedia.

:rofl2:

But I always get annoyed that we can't discuss the topic. Cypress always has to turn it into a bitchfest and when his only friend, Dutch, shows up it goes to hell fast.
No such thing as a rational discussion w/ Dutch. Well, maybe in Owl's thread where they talk about the weather and how their tomatoes are doing in their greenhouses. Or whatever they talk about. I only look in there once a month or so. It intrigues me how these lonely hermits need the interwebs to substitute real life interaction.

In reality Cy is clearly not what he claims

To his credit I haven't seen him claim anything about himself other than how enlightened he is for being poor.

and Dutch is a toxic waste of human sperm and pretty easy to dismiss out of hand.
Now THAT'S someone who is clearly not what he claims to be.
 
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