Hell

Originally posted by debbiejo
It never says Satan lives in Hell. That is a misconception that satan and his demons are waiting for you in hell to do their "dirty deeds, done dirt cheap"...Ah, sorry....😛 ...Besides hell means grave.

What's it?

However irrelevant your answer was, I'll take your word for it cause it take it you've actually went to hell from your response, lol.

Hell is suppose to be full of pain and suffering. Are you saying a grave isn't peaceful? But that it's hell when your 6 ft deep?

Originally posted by FistOfThe North
What's it?

However irrelevant your answer was, I'll take your word for it cause it take it you've actually went to hell from your response, lol.

Hell is suppose to be full of pain and suffering. Are you saying a grave isn't peaceful? But that it's hell when your 6 ft deep?

I went 6 ft. Deep once. All that was there was water and a life guard.

Originally posted by FistOfThe North
What's it?

However irrelevant your answer was, I'll take your word for it cause it take it you've actually went to hell from your response, lol.

Hell is suppose to be full of pain and suffering. Are you saying a grave isn't peaceful? But that it's hell when your 6 ft deep?

Originally posted by DarkWizard
I went 6 ft. Deep once. All that was there was water and a life guard.

holy s*** you were drowning, lol

I think it was Sartre who said hell is other people. In that case God would have created it. Or more accurately we create it ourselves. Or even more accurately Hell is just a word, and doesn't exist in the Christian sense, just all a big misconception.

Hell is not a place you go after death. Hell is a state of mind.

Hell is whatever, eh.

I guess i should've been more descriptive, lol

I guess i should've said Hell in the figurative sense and not in the literal fire and brimstone sense.

I know some people who I could call hell...

Neithor God nor Satan created Hell. Hell and Satan are an invention by the early Christians, used to scare the early Pagan's into converting to Christianity.

Why do you think the Salem witch trials occured? Because the Pagan's wouldn't convert, so they were murdered by the Catholics, who tied them to poles and burned them alive.

Hell simply doesn't exists, and neithor does Satan, as both were made up.

Originally posted by FistOfThe North
It was said God threw Satan onto earth. And Satan lives in Hell. But who created it, do you think? I had to be one of the 2.

It was said In the beginning God created the Heavens and the Earth. Was hell included?

Why would God create a place where he can toss those people whom he does not like?

Originally posted by Makedde
Neithor God nor Satan created Hell. Hell and Satan are an invention by the early Christians, used to scare the early Pagan's into converting to Christianity.

Why do you think the Salem witch trials occured? Because the Pagan's wouldn't convert, so they were murdered by the Catholics, who tied them to poles and burned them alive.

Hell simply doesn't exists, and neithor does Satan, as both were made up.

Salem witch trials have nothing to do with converting Pagans. In fact it wasn't even Catholics who were involved in the Salem witch trials. It was Puritan Protestants.

Originally posted by Darth Macabre
Salem witch trials have nothing to do with converting Pagans. In fact it wasn't even Catholics who were involved in the Salem witch trials. It was Puritan Protestants.

The Catholics hated the Protestants, and had them killed. They murdered a pregnant woman who spoke about the Protestants, and burned alive many others.

Originally posted by Makedde
The Catholics hated the Protestants, and had them killed. They murdered a pregnant woman who spoke about the Protestants, and burned alive many others.

Catholics did not kill anyone in the Salem Witch trials. The Salem witch trials were only within the Puritan colony in 1692. No catholics were there.

I think you're talking about the witch trials that happened hundreds of years before Salem.

Originally posted by debbiejo
Hell isn't a place of torment and burning. It's sometimes translated from Sheol which only means pit or grave. Also it comes from the word Gehenna, which is a historical place just outside Jerusalem which garbage and dead bodies were burned up.

Are you contending that that is the etymological history of the word Hell?

Originally posted by Darth Macabre
I think you're talking about the witch trials that happened hundreds of years before Salem.

That could be it. 🙂

Originally posted by Victor Von Doom
Are you contending that that is the etymological history of the word Hell?

One link of many

http://jmm.aaa.net.au/articles/14706.htm

http://www.tentmaker.org/books/TheBibleHell.html

Originally posted by Makedde
That could be it. 🙂

LoL Yes, I was going to say. The catholics had nothing to do with Salem. In fact science today proved that the women and men, whom were accused, were poisoned by the fungus from cereal grains called Ergot. This created convulsions, hallucinations, hysteria, vertigo, etc.

It's actually from the Old English verb 'helan', which means to hide or conceal.

Your link actually refutes your point, if you read it.

Originally posted by Darth Macabre
LoL Yes, I was going to say. The catholics had nothing to do with Salem. In fact science today proved that the women and men, whom were accused, were poisoned by the fungus from cereal grains called Ergot. This created convulsions, hallucinations, hysteria, vertigo, etc.

I have heard this, I think the grains had the LSD drug in them...