Calling all Christians: if you're wrong...

Originally posted by @js357
Does this query suggest the following question to anyone?

Whose religion has the worst afterlife experiences in store for its apostates?

Eternal torment in the fires of "Hell" for unrepentant "sinners" and non-believers is the punishment in Islam, at least for those who don't think it's just a metaphor for death.

Originally posted by @fmf
This is way off topic.

Not at all. You’re asking how Christians think they will fare in the afterlife is Islam is correct, and I’m suggesting that’s an absurd proposition even by the standards of a thought experiment.

Originally posted by @romans1009
Not interested in learning about a false religion, but I will say I’ve always found interesting how atheists seem to have an affinity for Islam.

So what about the OP question?

Originally posted by @fmf
Eternal torment in the fires of "Hell" for unrepentant "sinners" and non-believers is the punishment in Islam, at least for those who don't think it's just a metaphor for death.

Then I can’t wait for atheists and non-Christians posing as Christians to start a thread on “the torturer Allah.”

Waiting......

Originally posted by @romans1009
Not interested in learning about a false religion, but I will say I’ve always found interesting how atheists seem to have an affinity for Islam.

I actually found Islam one of the least interesting religions to study.

That said, all religions are worth a look. You are poorer spiritually and intellectually by not doing so.

Originally posted by @romans1009
That’s a great question and I’d be interested in the answers (though not interested enough to look them up on my own lol.)

Maybe you'll find out some day.

Originally posted by @romans1009
Then I can’t wait for atheists and non-Christians posing as Christians to start a thread on “the torturer Allah.”

Waiting......

Such scrutiny and debates will no doubt ensue if and when any Muslims turn up here to propagate or defend such theology.

Originally posted by @romans1009
Not at all. You’re asking how Christians think they will fare in the afterlife is Islam is correct, and I’m suggesting that’s an absurd proposition even by the standards of a thought experiment.

What are " the standards of a thought experiment"?

Originally posted by @secondson
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Jesus is Lord, and we know it.
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So what?

I wonder why your god looks towards you to make a case.

Zeus! long live the immortals. Could you be more stupid.

Originally posted by @fmf
What are " the standards of a thought experiment"?

I can only offer my own standard (not aware of any official one) and that would be something remotely plausible.

In my opinion, your thought experiment falls along the lines of, “What if everyone in the world threw a rock at the moon and hit it at the same time? Could the moon survive such a barrage of rocks? How would that change the moon as we know it?”

Originally posted by @fmf
No you didn't. Here again: If you're wrong, and Islam is right, and assuming you pass the 'faith' requirement for your belief in the Abrahamic God [and you're forgiven for being sidetracked by the Christian distortion of the Prophet Jesus story], how do you think you will fare?

Well if Mo was the real deal I suspect they may either lop my head off or throw me in a cage and burn me ISIS style.

Originally posted by @secondson
Exercise your thinker all you want. You still don't know.

Neither do you. You are just better at fooling yourself.

Originally posted by @secondson
It's not a thought exercise. It's a doubt exercise, and another way for you to gather evidence to support your faithless existence.

Critical thought is a doubt exercise.

Originally posted by @ragwort
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What? Can you simplify that?

Originally posted by @dj2becker
I’m guessing better than you.

Assume nothIng. It only makes an arse out of you and me