What the bible says Hell is like

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Nobody, not even the most evil of all persons ever to walk this earth deserves the punishment of the "eternal" horror beyond imagination which has been called Hell,

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for there is no justice in subjecting one whose capacity for evil is limited by time, space, and ...er...imagination to an infinite fate (the same truth applies likewise to those of a limited capacity for good making a claim for infinite reward). Excepting, and only excepting the one who has used this idea to threaten others into compliance on anything, regardless of who he would create out of his own shit as a deflection target for his own egotistical whims!

When they hand you a tin star and pay you to enforce the law of the people, and you do that, then it is correctly said that you are the law. When you claim to do anything similar for a god, especially one of such magnitudinous power and ego as Yahweh is described by those who claim to "personally know" this fantastical (and horrific) person, then you also make the claim that you are that god. How could you not be assuming that role, regardless of the title you choose to whitewash it with, when this said god never, ever gets anything done in our world without the assholes who call themselves "followers" who supposedly act on his behalf? Therefore, when you claim to act in your god's name, you deserve to be treated like anyone who claims to be God himself. It should also be kept in mind just how angry, violent, capricious, bigoted, misogynistic, and cruel that god (that's you, Believer) happens to be.  Did I mention crazy? Nobody can do more grave harm, and nobody is more evil and treacherous in his heart than the evangelist who has declared himself "on a mission from God"!

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The Biblical doctrine of Hell is a paradox which is an apparent contradiction but upon further examination is resolvable. The issue here is God’s goodness and humans exercising their God given free-will to chose and once having chosen could be eternally ‘tormented’ for making a particular choice. Some points: 1) Lake-of-Fire and Hell synonyms describe a location; the word ‘fire’ in reference is non-consuming. 2) The word ‘torment’ describes a condition that is self-imposed (God will never violate His nature; His nature is incapable of ‘torment’) --- yes, there are things God can’t do.
The Bible makes it clear that the new creation & hell exist beyond, not within the dimensions of the universe, Both places will survive God’s ‘rolling up’ this universe; as one rolls up a scroll, and causing it to disappear in a fiery heat before replacing with the ‘New Creation’ (new to us), consisting of something completely new as to dimensions, physical & spiritual characteristics. God’s purpose in creating the universe includes fulfillment of His plan to conquer evil once and for all, always. God’s main purpose for creation is always linked to redemption.
The New Creation & the Lake-of-Fire are not the only created entities that will remain beyond this dramatic end. Every human who has ever lived & every angelic being also will survive (apparently one of the spiritual laws describing God’ reality is that every spirit creature once created exist unendingly. And no, the Neanderthals are not spirit beings … don’t get all goofy just because a hominid has bi-pedal locomotion.
The ‘torment’ results from a person determining from an absolutely, positively, pure 100% un-adultery freewill that they don’t want to be ’redeemed’ (again what is the main thing?, yes it’s redemption). God gives people what they chose, and make no mistake about it, they know exactly what they are choosing which is independence from God, but that also brings 'torment'. Once there, degrees of 'torment' are felt by the amount of restraint a person will have ... the more evil, they have exhibited on earth, the more restrain hell's inhabitants will have. Those there are still God's spiritual creatures and he protects those there from the most evil one's by restraining them the most. The evil one, the antichrist, and the false prophet won't be moving at all.