question about hell...

[kindprincess]

pass, i'm a devout catholic school girl, born and raised in the roman catholic church... the more i learn, the more i wonder... you see, i find corruption of man has hindered the truth of righteousness. i believe in god. i believe in heaven. i believe in hell... but i do not believe that these things are what i've been raised to believe they are...

pot makes me become philosophical; i think about wierd, crazy things... my sig was created to inspire the mind and make people think outside of the box.

re-stated, if the things you want are corrupt and evil, and what you don't want good and righteous, then is hell heaven? or is heaven hell?

kindprincess Reviewed by kindprincess on 12-08-2006. question about hell... i would like to learn more about what the bible/jesus says about hell? somethingâ??s dont make sense to me but thats probably because i dont understand it. i guess god created it, cuz he made everything... satan was sent there to be punished? does he rule it now? if so why is he so mean to people like him? umm. share anything else that comes to mind Rating: 5

[Pass That Shit]

"if the things you want are corrupt and evil, and what you don't want good and righteous, then is hell heaven? or is heaven hell?"

I don't know about you, but I want the things that are good and righteous. I guess everyone will get what they seek.

[MastaChronic]

"if the things you want are corrupt and evil, and what you don't want good and righteous, then is hell heaven? or is heaven hell?"

I don't know about you, but I want the things that are good and righteous. I guess everyone will get what they seek.

but who is to define "good and righteous"? there is no such thing as good or righteous, it is all in the mind and is a product of the hyper reality that humans have crafted for themselves

[Pass That Shit]

"but who is to define "good and righteous"? there is no such thing as good or righteous, it is all in the mind and is a product of the hyper reality that humans have crafted for themselves"

Things that are good and righteous bring joy. There's no pain in good things. Nothing offensive can enter into a holy city.

[Psycho4Bud]

When I was a kid I told my ol' man that I wanted to go to hell cause thats where the party was at........he said to me "Hell is where the tops of the bottles and the bottom of the ladies are corked up for good!"

Have a good one!:jointsmile:

[kindprincess]

yeah, but do you think jesus holds weekly keggers? i think not... good is in the eye... what i want and like, what makes me happy will eventually affect someone else, who thinks of what i want as bad... so who is right?

p4b, you're my hero:thumbsup:

[Pass That Shit]

he said to me "Hell is where the tops of the bottles and the bottom of the ladies are corked up for good!"

bottom of what ladies? women or weed?

[kindprincess]

my rearing phrase was a story version...

a man asks god, "what is the difference between heaven and hell?" god took the man to a great room where hundreds of people sat at a grand table with all sorts of delicious foods... however their utensils were so incredibly long, they couldn't feed themselves; everyone was sad and dreary miserable... then god took the man to another room, with the same table and utensils... but the people in this room were joyous and happy.

the man asked god, "why is it that the place is the same but in one room the people suffer, whilst in the other, everyone is happy?"

god said to the man, "the first room is hell, the second is heaven"

puzzled, the man asks, "what is so different that these people could feel opposite? the rooms are the same!"

god replied, "in hell, everyone is trying to feed themselves...in heaven, they've learned to feed each other..."

i think this moral is that to be alone without helping others is to be in hell. heaven is where we take care of each other.

just something to consider...

love, kp

[harris7]

my rearing phrase was a story version...

a man asks god, "what is the difference between heaven and hell?" god took the man to a great room where hundreds of people sat at a grand table with all sorts of delicious foods... however their utensils were so incredibly long, they couldn't feed themselves; everyone was sad and dreary miserable... then god took the man to another room, with the same table and utensils... but the people in this room were joyous and happy.

the man asked god, "why is it that the place is the same but in one room the people suffer, whilst in the other, everyone is happy?"

god said to the man, "the first room is hell, the second is heaven"

puzzled, the man asks, "what is so different that these people could feel opposite? the rooms are the same!"

god replied, "in hell, everyone is trying to feed themselves...in heaven, they've learned to feed each other..."

i think this moral is that to be alone without helping others is to be in hell. heaven is where we take care of each other.

just something to consider...

love, kp

Is that an analogy for socialism?

[braddog100]

i would like to learn more about what the bible/jesus says about hell?
somethingâ??s dont make sense to me but thats probably because i dont understand it.

i guess god created it, cuz he made everything...

satan was sent there to be punished?
does he rule it now? if so why is he so mean to people like him?

umm. share anything else that comes to mind

thanks

It's hard to imagine how any demonic beings could interrelate well amongst themselves. Caught up in their own selfishness and hate.

Hell is the absence of God in any venue. He brings clarity and light to everywhere He is welcome. This is particularly critical as it relates to areas of our soul. Our soul (intellect, emotions and will) is very complex, and compartmentalized. Passions, sympathies, aspirations are all developed by the interrelationships ~ in the soul, and are all made alive by the presence of God The reciprocal is to accept confusion and darkness by default. Demonic access/confusion is a drag by any stretch of the imagination.

The tough thing in my early Christian life was the confused view of my actual desire for Him to occupy all areas. The Demonic hassle that comes due to the Lords absence, taught me my actual need for Him. It is when I resist submission to his access that suffering comes. But that is how I learned.
The Lord is much more patient than I have perceived. He lets things play out to their inevitable conclusion. He is never hard. It is our choices that bring us the most pain.

I'll check on permission to download an audio/prophecy on Utube of Heidi Baker. It breaks through alot of confusion in this area.

Your asking alot of honest questions. Be encouraged. "Those who seek Me Shall Find me". says The Lord.