If I was god I'd enforce a JUST system where finite crimes deserve finite punishment in Hell, and then gradual rehabilitation through Limbo or wherever to Heaven. After they've done the time, and the victim(s) of their actions has enjoyed paradise for awhile, then there's no reason or justification to be angry with the offender any more. Its all about restoring them after that. There wouldn't be anyone left in Hell after several hundred years or so with me in charge, reminds me of the line from Eraser:
"If God was as forgiving as WITSEC hell would be one empty joint."
But alas, theists believe in a cosmic cretin of similar intellect.
Infinite punishment is not a real amount or duration of punishment anyway. It can't be reached, therefore, justice also cannot be achieved.
Religious dogma isn't just full of convoluted crap, its just plain silly.
"If God was as forgiving as WITSEC hell would be one empty joint."
But alas, theists believe in a cosmic cretin of similar intellect.
Infinite punishment is not a real amount or duration of punishment anyway. It can't be reached, therefore, justice also cannot be achieved.(April 12, 2012 at 12:35 pm)Greatest I am Wrote: Some think it is eternal while some think that it and its occupants are eventually dumped into a lake of fire and destroyed.Isn't that asinine of them to think that though? What's the point of resurrecting the damned from oblivion, only to send them straight back to oblivion?
Religious dogma isn't just full of convoluted crap, its just plain silly.
