But "their fire shall not be quenched" is a good thing, because they were commanded to "walk in the light of their own fire," right?Calculus Crusader wrote:JohnStuartMill wrote:You've gotta be crapping me. Where does Isaiah say anything about hell? "Ooh, he's talking about lighting a fire; that must mean he's talking about hell!"
You are a pretentious damn moron if ever there were one.
Isaiah 66:24
24 And they shall go out and look at the dead bodies of the people who have rebelled against me; for their worm shall not die, their fire shall not be quenched, and they shall be an abhorrence to all flesh.
Or, you know, Isaiah was talking about different things. Interestingly, earlier in Isaiah, there's talk about "distress and darkness," of the kind that a "light [from one's] own fire" would chase away.
Are you going to engage the point, or are you content to pull a Will Schryver here?God could easily make it such that the sins of which we're unaware -- or that we erroneously, but with good faith, determine to not be sins -- don't condemn us. That He doesn't means that, even if He exists, He isn't worthy of worship.
Your opinion is duly noted and discarded.
JohnStuartMill wrote:Look, I know you're dumb enough to think that whatever has a Latin title must be correct, but I'm not. Next time, come up with something a little stronger, yeah?
I'm not the one with the worthless degree. Moreover, you are the dullard who keeps attributing to me beliefs which I do not necessarily espouse.
You don't necessarily espouse them? Do you espouse them or not, you gutless crap?
Not that it really matters. The beliefs you have put forth are just as silly as any that I could erroneously impute to you.