"Only God's judgment is infallible..."

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Can you read ?
Did you read this above ?

God is omniscient and omnipresent so OF COURSE whatever goes on in eternity will be seen by God. Why you think this is some slamdunk inquisition alludes me.

If you want to argue that is the only or the chief interesting thing Christ will observe, that's just your sordid imagination.

When a bridegroom and bride get married, they don't spend their honey moon gazing at the garbage can. Why do you think I believe the main attraction in eternity will be the damned?

That the punishment of the lost is seen by the Triune God? Why not?

Why did on at least four occasions in the Old Testament did God tell His saints that their eye should not pity ?
(Deut. 7:16a; 19:2; 13:8; 25:12)

Originally posted by @sonship

What “deflecting, ignoring and evasion” are you on about? I address this issue with you head on almost every week of the year.

Then where is the evidence that you, with Paul, acknowledge BOTH the kindness AND ... severity?

Where is your recognition that Psalm 136 and Deuteronomy are about God's kindness and severity?

I don't for ...[text shortened]... n-existence[/i] everywhere you read death or dead. See if it works for you.[/b]

galveston75 has said, in reference to your ideology: "The teaching of a burning place that wicked humans go to suffer forever is not a bible teaching but is from pagan religions of the past." Are you going to simply pretend he hasn't made that specific claim about your torturer god theology?

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What are the 7th and 8th words written in that response I just submitted.

God is omniscient and omnipresent so OF COURSE whatever goes on in eternity will be seen by God.

Why be so dense ... "OF COURSE" means Yes, Christ will see the lost. And if He does not, see, it won't make any difference to the lost, by the way.

I see no reason to believe the Triune God will no longer be omniscient and omnipresent in eternity.

Do you have some reason to believe that God will become no longer omniscient and omnipresent in eternity ?

Now, why did God whose mercy endures forever according to Psalm 136 say on four occasions that the eye of His saints shall not pity, concerning some act of judgment ?

And a last question. On this Forum which one of us, between you, divegeester, and me, sonship, do you think has written more threads positively explaining God's plan and salvation ?

And which one of us two do you think has written mostly objections against something rather than positive discussion about God's saving ?

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Would you say ‘false doctrine’ is doctrine supported by scripture or doctrine that is not supported by scripture?

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Why are you carrying your pretense that you don't understand that he's answered your question to such a high level of ridiculousness?

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I would say 'false doctrine' is a doctrine that is not supported by scripture or the scripture that is used to support it is taken out of context or does not line up with other parts of scripture.

If you say it is neither, what is false doctrine then?

Originally posted by @thinkofone
Why are you carrying your pretense that you don't understand that he's answered your question to such a high level of ridiculousness?

The dangling modifiers made this post a lot of fun. 😀

Originally posted by @fmf
galveston75 has said, in reference to your ideology: "The teaching of a burning place that wicked humans go to suffer forever is not a bible teaching but is from pagan religions of the past." Are you going to simply pretend he hasn't made that specific claim about your torturer god theology?

You're a good troll doing your best to stir up controversy.

"Go sick em!" eh?