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YES, pick one swapping different hells
Debate Score:15
Arguments:13
Total Votes:18
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Are we all going to hell?

I think that there are about 14000 known gods and more than 5000 different religions and wast majority of them offers their followers after death hundreds of billions of years of partying but those who does not follow or even worst follow different religion/s will end up in hell.

 

If we use common logic, we may endup in one heaven however we will in same time end up in thousands of hells.

 

I'm thinking about some sort of swapping between hells something like 8 hour shifts with occasional visits of your preffered heaven...

YES, pick one

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swapping different hells

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1 point

Many would argue that man's concept of any afterlife at all comes solely from religious teaching, that left on his own, human beings would never think of such things to torture ourselves with.

But that is illogical reasoning, since it's totally obvious what happens to a person when they die--they are dead. They can't think or plan or dream or talk or do any work or feel any love or any hate anymore.

And, in fact, THIS is really what the Bible teaches happens to all of us when we die (Ecclesiastes 9:5-10).

Our souls cease functioning totally, the brain ceases all function, the flesh decays and we are put into a grave.

Now here's where it gets interesting.

Do a word search on BibleGateway.com on the word "hell" from various translations and see what you come up with.

You will come up with a description of bones, decany, all human functions ceasing, death, destruction, being under the earth, being accidentlly dug up by a farmer plowing, and other such phrases associated with death and dying.

All Bible translations teach that "hell" is not a place of continuing life, but a place of decay and inertia. So yes, if we die, we ALL go to some kind of "hell" (grave), whether it is in the ground in a box or cremated and in an urn or scattered on the ground.

As a Presbyterian youth I was taught that you were judged adversely, then sent to "hell," and that once that happened you could never get out.

But again the Bible sets us straight in Revelation 20:13,14, where it states that "death and hell GAVE UP those dead in them," (KJV), AND THEY WERE JUDGED." So they were judged AFTER they GOT OUT of "hell", and then judgment was based upon the things they did.

This teaching fits with all the rest of the Bible, where Jesus taught that all corruption would be cleansed from the earth, then there would be a general resurrection of the dead, and according to how they accepted what they were taught they were then judged before the end of the thousand year reign of Christ.

So "hell" is the grave, and you CAN get out of it by resurrection. AFTER you die and are resurrected from hell, THEN you are judged on how you use your life.

And if you live long enough in this world, eventually, we will all go to "hell".

: )

Side: YES, pick one
2 points

I think you should create an union saying it is inhumane to go to hell in eight hour shifts and instead in hells for like five minutes each day.

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1 point

Actually there are very few eternal punishments for people for simply not believing in that religion.

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Banana_Slug(845) Disputed
1 point

actually there not really bad punishments for atheists in most of religions but for believers of other religions ...yes there is eternal hell, what do you think will happen to Jew in Islamic hell :D

Side: YES, pick one

Why not explore the different hellls in the whole wide hearth?

Side: swapping different hells

I don't believe in Hell. Hell only exists in horror films. It would be best for people not to think about such an evil place.

Side: swapping different hells
-1 points

Nope not me because I accepted Jesus Christ into my life and declared to Him that He is God so I am not going to hell.

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Banana_Slug(845) Disputed
1 point

I'm pretty sure that Muslims think about you differently :D

Side: YES, pick one
Srom(12120) Disputed
1 point

Of course they believe that everyone who doesn't believe in there god should be killed.

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Srom(12120) Clarified
1 point

You mad is that why you all downvoting me?

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Banana_Slug(845) Disputed
2 points

No, I did not but if you wish I can... :D

Side: YES, pick one
1 point

There is no certainty that you will go to heaven. Even if you accepted him, it does not give you full access to heaven. You still have to work for it in your present life.

Side: YES, pick one
Srom(12120) Disputed
1 point

What about those verses in the Bible that says you will be saved and you will be granted eternal life (John 3:16)

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