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Thought the name sounded familiar. Have probably heard of him through forums.rpg.net.He helped make some of my favourite rpgs
Ty :3Thought the name sounded familiar. Have probably heard of him through forums.rpg.net.
If you really want a good version of the Platonic underworld, chapter 6 of Virgils' Aeneid is where you want to go. Being an epic poem, it is a much more colourful, readable version than the one in The Republic. And even that predates Christianity by something like 50-60 years (Virgil wrote it over a period of time). It is hampered somewhat by being Augustan propaganda, so that some of it loses its impact if you don't realize that and know a bit of the history.
Ty :3
As I recall, he talked a lot about the day of Judgement and the coming of the kingdom, which is heaven of a sort, but not the kind of heaven people later believed in. And he didn't really talk about hell in modern terms either that I recall, just that the unrighteous dead would be cast into the garbage pit. No talk about the elaborate systems of torture you find in Tartarus in the classical world or in later Christian thought. So the argument could be made that he did, but it was hardly the kind of heaven and hell we would think of by those words today.esus describes heaven and hell very vividly in His Teachings
I would think Jesus would be more pleased that we follow him willingly rather than under threat of torture and consequence.The One True way for people to know for sure if Hell is a real place or not is to keep rejecting Jesus as their Lord and Saviour and see where their Spirit and Soul ends up when they die --
Jesus describes heaven and hell very vividly in His Teachings ---so it boils down to what people want to believe and what they don't want to believe ------but just because you don't want to believe in a real place called hell --that does not mean that it doesn't exist ------
Salvation is for the here and now -----so it is our choice to accept it or reject it -----
This cop out statement that people use to say that Jesus never talked about Hell is ridiculous-----the scripture is very clear on where people end up by their own choice ------there are 2 places mentioned -----
Satan is the great deceiver and has many duped ---
Surley a Loving God would not send anyone to Hell ------
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I would think Jesus would be more pleased that we follow him willingly rather than under threat of torture and consequence.
God wants all people saved there Waterfall ---it is us who choose to make the decision not to be saved ---Can't blame God your our own choice ------
Great way to twist things, but basically you seem to be promoting Jesus as saying do this or else I will kill you in a very bad way....but instead he offers Grace to those who are lost .God wants all people saved there Waterfall ---it is us who choose to make the decision not to be saved ---Can't blame God your our own choice ------
Great way to twist things, but basically you seem to be promoting Jesus as saying do this or else I will kill you in a very bad way....but instead he offers Grace to those who are lost .
but not the kind of heaven people later believed in.
I think you need to check your statement out real close so you know for sure you are right -------God's Grace comes as a cost to people ---they have to receive Jesus as their Lord and Saviour through the right Faith which comes from the Word ---God's Grace comes Through Faith in what Jesus Christ accomplished on the Cross for us ---Great way to twist things, but basically you seem to be promoting Jesus as saying do this or else I will kill you in a very bad way....but instead he offers Grace to those who are lost .
The parable we are studying this week says exactly this about Jesus killing people in a very bad way. It says nothing about offering Grace to the lost.Great way to twist things, but basically you seem to be promoting Jesus as saying do this or else I will kill you in a very bad way....but instead he offers Grace to those who are lost .
Depends on who we choose to be representing God in the parable doesn't it?The parable we are studying this week says exactly this about Jesus killing people in a very bad way. It says nothing about offering Grace to the lost.
Of course we can find grace and forgiveness elsewhere in His parables and teachings.