According to Christian doctrine, there are souls in hell right now for all of eternity, being punished forever for what they did on earth. So...
God should not save any of them—but should save these two horrific disgusting violent evil perverts? Why?
Or, conversely...
God should also save all those souls He's already condemned to hell?
Why? He didn't know what He was doing when He sent them there? God made mistakes?
Raised Catholic from age 0 to 17. This kind of contradictory stuff is what made me agnostic.
EDIT: To be fair, anon, these are rhetorical questions. I know neither you nor anybody else has anything like rational answers. Because nobody actually knows. Because it's irrational. Like the downvotes this rational comment will likely absorb.
There IS a provision provided all humanity from the Saviors Atonement: heartfelt repentence of all sin, it clears the slate and the Heavenly Father will rejoice over another of his children coming home..
Really?
According to Christian doctrine, there are souls in hell right now for all of eternity, being punished forever for what they did on earth. So...
God should not save any of them—but should save these two horrific disgusting violent evil perverts? Why?
Or, conversely...
God should also save all those souls He's already condemned to hell?
Why? He didn't know what He was doing when He sent them there? God made mistakes?
Raised Catholic from age 0 to 17. This kind of contradictory stuff is what made me agnostic.
EDIT: To be fair, anon, these are rhetorical questions. I know neither you nor anybody else has anything like rational answers. Because nobody actually knows. Because it's irrational. Like the downvotes this rational comment will likely absorb.
There IS a provision provided all humanity from the Saviors Atonement: heartfelt repentence of all sin, it clears the slate and the Heavenly Father will rejoice over another of his children coming home..