Eternal suffering? Or eternal death?

Originally posted by Suzianne
Questions meant to distract from his point, which seems a too-common tactic here.

What is your own "too-common tactic", Suzianne?

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Punishment is never justified by those who receive it. The guilty would always rather avoid justice.

Originally posted by Suzianne
Punishment is never justified by those who receive it. The guilty would always rather avoid justice.

You honestly believe that people who are found to be guilty of something "never" understand and accept and realize the justification for their punishment? That's quite a claim.

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Even for those who do not accept it, but who reject it instead? What IS a gift that is not accepted?

Originally posted by KellyJay
No it is not inconceivable when His grace is so incredible in how good it is, His wrath would also be incredibly bad.

So all of creation, added up, sums to zero on the grace to wrath spectrum.

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This is perhaps the biggest criticism I have of you. You never accept the validity of ANY arguments which do not agree with you. In fact, you go so far as to attempt to demonize people who disagree with you in these forums. I've seen this happen over and over and over again. I do not expect to see an end to this vile behavior of yours in my lifetime.

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Oh, the sheer irony.

Originally posted by JS357
So all of creation, added up, sums to zero on the grace to wrath spectrum.

Not sure what you are saying here. I'll say according to scripture God created this place
in 6 days, and He has been working on what is to come for a few thousand years. What
goes on here is temporary, what is to come is not. Here when we live in the flesh we are
at walking in hostility towards God according to scripture, and those that do that their
whole lives and end up standing before God will not enter into His Kingdom. So it will not
be just 'a sin' but a life against God, our actions and words are just the fruit of our lives.