WOTM: An All-Loving God Who Sends People To Hell, Part I
TWO THINGS: Second, I have a seventh video this month. So if you don't want to support any more than six (or four, etc...), please set a limit in your preferences. The last two will also be political videos (one is a Way of The Mister Short). Political videos are always the last posted each month so that you don't have to support my vile political views if you don't want to.
First, cutting my chemo in half showed that the chemo is causing my anemia. I shot everything this month earlier in the month because I was feeling quite a bit better — more energy. You'll see that in the videos. Unfortunately, my platelets went way up. So we're back to taking more chemo, but not quite as much. After a week of that, I feel a little less energetic, but it's not horrible. Both of my doctors also want me to see a cardiologist to rule out something going on with my heart as well. My resting heart rate is still pretty high, for which I'm sometimes taking a pill to lower it when I need it lowered. Finally, it's my birthday Friday, which is another reason these videos are going up early this month. You guys are the best birthday present ever! So thank you!!!
This video fits with both last month's "Christianity is a crime against humanity" and the videos talking about the need to work on one's heart after leaving any of the Tribal War God religions. It's actually quite horrifying to hear a Christian excusegist talking about how believers will come to see God's despicable judgements on humanity as a beautiful thing. Sadly, it's not the least bit surprising.
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WOTM: An All-Loving God Who Sends People To Hell, Part I (YouTube)
Comments (7)
Such a thing would be both sociopathic and empathic at the same time, and neither as well. It becomes hopelessly incoherent.
The primary way I can remain agnostic atheist about any "beyond the universe" god is to allow that I can not demonstrate that logic *must* apply "outside" of the observable universe. As such, a god "could" be non logical. Of course that creates its own issues, as such a thing would also be utterly beyond our understanding. Attributes we apply to things, like good, bad, kind, exist, finite, infinite, just would not apply to such a "thing". I allow that I can not exclude such a thing, but I don't see how anyone could *demonstrate* such a thing and of course demonstration is necessary for justified belief.
Great points.
The Twilight Zone got it right. An eternity of anything would become hell. Boredom beyond imagination.
Which is why God is a sociopath. Imagine all the solitary confinement He experienced before creation — if “before” even has any meaning.
This is only one of the Christian Super Powers. They claim their god to be perfect, who never makes mistakes. You know the god who declared his creation to be "good" and then shortly later declared it all to be bad and wiped out all living things in a Great Flood. (How a plant can be judged to be "bad" I don't know.)
Methinks any and all afterlife myths are absolute HELL. Fire and brimstone on the one hand… sitting around singing and praising the "goodness" of this cruel, immoral, pathetic, psychopath deity on the other? Pfffft. I remember how Stephen Fry visited temple square, the tour guide described how in the Mormon concept of heaven we would be reunited with our family members, and Fry asked: "But… what if we've been good…!?!"