What will be the fuel?

Originally posted by @bigdoggproblem
I have a question for you, sir; a person I view as a Reasonable Theist.

Is there any part of your faith that relies on "supernatural" explanations? If so, how do you account for your personal suspension of disbelief in the accepted Laws of Physics?

Originally posted by @divegeester
In eternal hell, where this odd version of the loving Jesus who died for the world he loved so much, will be burning alive for eternity those who reject his love...what will be the fuel for the flames?

Other questions spring to mind about this LITERAL lake of eternal fire...

Where will it be while the rest of us are in heaven?

Revelation tells us that alledgedly Jesus will be overseeing the lake, so will he be taking bio-breaks from heaven so he can pop into hell and stir the lake a bit?

Will he change his clothes when he returns to heaven so we don’t have to be put off of our bliss by the smell of sulphur and burning human flesh?

Yes you can call me flippant and sacraligous of your nasty beliefs about my god; but if you want to hold to these beliefs then you need to be able to defend them.

Originally posted by @bigdoggproblem
For once, we agree on something. [Other than Chuck Norris jokes.]

Originally posted by @divegeester
Off topic, but bang on target.

Originally posted by @bigdoggproblem
Probably not. But they were easy. The target is easy. I'm just hoping that the frequent criticism from all directions eventually sinks in. This forum is poorer for the presence of this sad person.

Originally posted by @bigdoggproblem
Sometimes the most direct approach is best.

Originally posted by @bigdoggproblem
See, now that is a good point. There ought to be a separate thread about this. The OT God clearly has "blind spots". Clearly, he is not omniscient.

Edit: Thread 177068 created.

Originally posted by @divegeester
A literal “Self-sustaining” lake of fire eh...you have any Mickey Mouse comedy physics to explain that?

How does the emotion “wrath of god” turn into fuel for a literal lake of fire...is it a bit like when Jesus turned water into wine but without the love, “endless mercy”, compassion, etc?

Originally posted by @romans1009
I bet you regret creating that thread, LittleMutt.

Originally posted by @divegeester
The only “lampoon” here sonship, is you and your ducking and diving. Tell me did you find your balls yet?

...There is a thread where I asked you to either call me out as being ashamed of Jesus or call the idiot Romans1009 out for accusing me of it. Predictably you did neither.

You will fight and fight and fight for your beloved eternal suffering, ...[text shortened]... n a simple moment of principle presents itself you run like a scalded cat. You’re pathetic mate.

Originally posted by @divegeester
I’m a “fallen man” now am I?

Originally posted by @divegeester
Fuel for the literal eternal fires of hell...

So far we have:
“A very large can of butane”, “a Self sustaining lake of fire”, “God’s wrath”, Any nearby “star” and a “circumvention of the laws of physics” as possible solitons.

Edit: this is supposedly a literal eternal lake of fire, which is supervised by the loving Jesus with his “mercy which endured forever”...

Originally posted by @divegeester
A) I have no idea. It’s your version of god and hell where this literal lake of fire exists in the first place. Presumably your version of Jesus felt it necessary to invent the lake in order carry out this eternal genicide.

B)Jesus spoke in parables most of the time; but don’t let that fact get in the way of your shock and awe god of eternal fury beliefs

Originally posted by @divegeester
Yes there is; healings for example. However I have a supporting theory in my own mind where these supernatural interventions are not necessarily “supernatural”, just unknown to us.