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Hell? No!: How the Concept of Eternal Torment Isn't Supported by Scripture or ReasonBy Ray DivineDoes HELL Scare The HELL Out Of You?It Shouldn't! Not After You Read: Hell? No!Ray Divine uses wit, reason, and even The Bible to disprove the heinous notion of Hell as it's been widely misconstrued throughout the centuries.Excerpt:Although Hell doesn't make sense for a God of mercy, where Hell comes in handy is when you want to control a bunch of people. Let's say, for instance, you have an empire that rules the known world. But then, like the world-ruling empires before yours, yours starts fallin...
Hell? No!: How the Concept of Eternal Torment Isn't Supported by Scripture or Reason
By Ray Divine
Does HELL Scare The HELL Out Of You?
It Shouldn't! Not After You Read: Hell? No!
Ray Divine uses wit, reason, and even The Bible to disprove the heinous notion of Hell as it's been widely misconstrued throughout the centuries.
Excerpt:
Although Hell doesn't make sense for a God of mercy, where Hell comes in handy is when you want to control a bunch of people. Let's say, for instance, you have an empire that rules the known world. But then, like the world-ruling empires before yours, yours starts falling apart. For the usual reasons: Ego. Greed. Misuse of power. Betrayal. Sex scandals. Lack of two-ply toilet paper.
But you've had so much fun ruling the known world that you're not ready to retire. You want your reign to keep pouring down. So as your political power fails, you find another way to rule.
What better way to rule is there than controlling the eternal destiny of others? If someone knows how to make sure you wind up in a special, happy place where the party never ends and helps you avoid the only other option, which would be, the horrid, unhappy place where the pain and sorrow never cease, wouldn't you heed their every admonition?
So we only get two choices when we die: Living happily ever after or living agonizingly ever after. Non-smoking or smoking.
Since God is so loving, creative, and powerful, how can Christians say our only afterlife options are Heaven or Hell? Why no curtain number 3? Even "Let's Make a Deal" has a curtain number 3! Are we to think that Monty Hall is more clever and offers more options than the Divine?
Heaven and Hell are the extremist extremes ever. You can argue "Crunchy wheat" versus "Nicely sweet" all day long, but deep down, you know both sides have merit. One sounds cool; and the other tastes good, but I won't say which.
Paper versus plastic: Both offer benefits too. But why aren't you reusing burlap bags every week anyway?
With Heaven and Hell, however, you get all that's good versus all that's not. Not good; that is. Celebratory times with God and His angels; or grievous, mournful, regretful times with the Devil and his demons.
Times that never end. That's the worst part! A second in Hell would be too long for anybody, but an eternity? Ew! That's the worst. Whereas a second in Heaven would elate anyone. And an eternity? That's as good as it gets.
Warning
The folks who prefer to preach Hell may take offense at this book. But, as the author explains, those who find themselves offended by this book should realize that their God is more offended by them and the way they misrepresent Him, falsely accusing Him of torturing billions of lost souls for eternity. Ew! What kind of Supreme Being do they think He is?
Although I take a fun, light-hearted approach, this is a serious matter; and I provide more than just witty comments to assure you there is no eternal Hell.
What's it worth to you to be set free from fears about eternal torment? Don't tell me a cup of coffee or a comic book is worth more than your soul. When you buy this book, you will find the truth. And the truth will set you free, even if it's not the truth you thought it would be. Why wonder? Why worry? Why doubt, when you can know? Find out for yourself. Eternity is too long to get it wrong, so read now to assuage any worries. Enjoy!
Living Fine, Ray Divine
By Ray Divine
Does HELL Scare The HELL Out Of You?
It Shouldn't! Not After You Read: Hell? No!
Ray Divine uses wit, reason, and even The Bible to disprove the heinous notion of Hell as it's been widely misconstrued throughout the centuries.
Excerpt:
Although Hell doesn't make sense for a God of mercy, where Hell comes in handy is when you want to control a bunch of people. Let's say, for instance, you have an empire that rules the known world. But then, like the world-ruling empires before yours, yours starts falling apart. For the usual reasons: Ego. Greed. Misuse of power. Betrayal. Sex scandals. Lack of two-ply toilet paper.
But you've had so much fun ruling the known world that you're not ready to retire. You want your reign to keep pouring down. So as your political power fails, you find another way to rule.
What better way to rule is there than controlling the eternal destiny of others? If someone knows how to make sure you wind up in a special, happy place where the party never ends and helps you avoid the only other option, which would be, the horrid, unhappy place where the pain and sorrow never cease, wouldn't you heed their every admonition?
So we only get two choices when we die: Living happily ever after or living agonizingly ever after. Non-smoking or smoking.
Since God is so loving, creative, and powerful, how can Christians say our only afterlife options are Heaven or Hell? Why no curtain number 3? Even "Let's Make a Deal" has a curtain number 3! Are we to think that Monty Hall is more clever and offers more options than the Divine?
Heaven and Hell are the extremist extremes ever. You can argue "Crunchy wheat" versus "Nicely sweet" all day long, but deep down, you know both sides have merit. One sounds cool; and the other tastes good, but I won't say which.
Paper versus plastic: Both offer benefits too. But why aren't you reusing burlap bags every week anyway?
With Heaven and Hell, however, you get all that's good versus all that's not. Not good; that is. Celebratory times with God and His angels; or grievous, mournful, regretful times with the Devil and his demons.
Times that never end. That's the worst part! A second in Hell would be too long for anybody, but an eternity? Ew! That's the worst. Whereas a second in Heaven would elate anyone. And an eternity? That's as good as it gets.
Warning
The folks who prefer to preach Hell may take offense at this book. But, as the author explains, those who find themselves offended by this book should realize that their God is more offended by them and the way they misrepresent Him, falsely accusing Him of torturing billions of lost souls for eternity. Ew! What kind of Supreme Being do they think He is?
Although I take a fun, light-hearted approach, this is a serious matter; and I provide more than just witty comments to assure you there is no eternal Hell.
What's it worth to you to be set free from fears about eternal torment? Don't tell me a cup of coffee or a comic book is worth more than your soul. When you buy this book, you will find the truth. And the truth will set you free, even if it's not the truth you thought it would be. Why wonder? Why worry? Why doubt, when you can know? Find out for yourself. Eternity is too long to get it wrong, so read now to assuage any worries. Enjoy!
Living Fine, Ray Divine
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