An Argument Against Eternal Damnation
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  • Wheatley
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    doesn't give a **** about anyone other than those fortunate to be let into his game. Everyone else be damned, — Lida Rose
    An accurate and succinct depiction of religion.
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  • Kenosha Kid
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    All bad deeds (sin) cause a finite amount of harm.

    Therefore, no bad deed (sin) should require eternal punishment (because no sin can cause eternal damage).     — Wheatley

    In another defense of God, who is to say that sinning causes Him finite harm? Perhaps every flirtation with rival gods causes him eternal agony? Would a punishment for that sin of eternal agony then be justified?
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  • Wheatley
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    ↪Kenosha Kid
    Oh dear! I forgot God was very sensitive about humans worshipping other gods. I have to remind my pagan friends that worshipping Thor might hurt Gods feelings. Its simply not nice!
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