Christian answering questions too!

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Not that I expect logic and consistency from the geriatric pedophiles in pointy hats, but since god is supposed to be omnipresent, doesn't that imply, that a place where god is not present doesn't exist? And therefore anyone sent over there would be in fact wiped from existence.

Excellent point, Homeless! That concept does appear to be contradictory, doesn't it?

And I predict an ad hoc rebuttal in 3...2...1...

Wouldn't it be just like it is now? I don't believe he exists anywhere (apart from inside the tangled mess of an Xtian brain) so when I die I go to a place where god still doesn't exist - only I'm dead so I won't know.

The believer thinks god is everywhere now and they get to meet him in heaven because omnipresence only works when you die (or believe really hard) apparently. So some sort of duality will solve the contradiction. Head hurts - exceeded my deep thinking limit.