My problem with Christianity

Going to hell means depating from God. Where there is no God, there is no good at all. Look at our world, it is bad, however there is still good. Something that can prove this is that if you know what's bad, you obviously know what's good. You had to see good to know what's bad. In hell, there in no good at all, because there is no God, who is God. The reason there is suffering is because people there are departed from God. This means: hell=only suffering, only suffering=only bad, only bad=no good at all, and no good at all=no God anywhere. In this world, it's 50/50. Some people have God in their hearts, therefore since good is comming from God, there is good comming from that person. A person who doesn't have God in their heart is the opposite. In Heaven, there is only God. Since there is only God, there is only good. However, as I said, hell is departing from God. Only departing. So since there is no God AT ALL, there is no good at all.
Back to the evil-good in the world now. I explained, but I'd like to add something more. Evil doesn't come from God. It comes from devil tempting us plus making us sin. I explained people doing good/bad(I'm aware some people don't belive and still do good things). Still, you can't consider that there's no good at all in this world if you know what's evil. You need to know one thing to know the opposite of it(for example big and small). God does allow evil, however it's for a specific reason and He's still not the one who's doing it and making it happen.
Again, hell is pure evil, because there's no God AT ALL, Heaven is pure good because there is God, pure good. And the world itself isn't departed from God like for hell, it still isn't like Heaven either.
Hopefully you understood, if not, feel free to ask

Here is the Eastern Orthodox theologian David Bentley Hart speaking in his book on Universalism "That All Shall Be Saved". His book is deeply biblical. Mr Hart knows the original Greek in which the New Testament was written so well that he has published his very own translation. In another place I have quoted Mr Hart's argument based fully upon St Paul's "Letter to the Romans'. So far those on this forum who insist upon the eventual eternal/perpetual torment of those who do not share their faith have refused to engage in any debate, to even take a look at the various books I have cited in support of Universalism.They rest supreme in their own personal "truth".

One such simply resorts to posting infantile emoji's expressing derision to my posts on the subject, as if such is any substitute for arguments based upon the Bible itself.

Anyway, Mr Hart:-

[i]In truth, the notion of eternal torment is so unquestionably, resplendently warped and irrational that every defense of it ever made, throughout the whole of Christian history, has been a bad one. We may deceive ourselves that we have heard good arguments in its favor, but only because we have already made the existential decision to believe in hell’s eternity no matter what—or, really, because that decision was made for us before we were old enough to think for ourselves. Even many otherwise competent philosophers have, under the impulse of faith, convinced themselves and others of the solvency of arguments that, viewed dispassionately, scarcely rise to the level of pious gibberish. It has always all been a mirage. So, if one can make oneself retract that initial surrender to the abysmally ludicrous, even for only a moment, one will discover that all apologetics for the infernalist orthodoxy consist in claims that no truly rational person should take seriously. Every one of them is an exercise in self-delusion, self-hypnosis, pacification of the conscience, stupefaction of the moral intelligence—and nothing else.
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And this right here folks is what happens when we don't show people the seriousness of sin.

While I'm here - before heading off for grandchildren chores (bless their little hearts) - a further word from Mr Hart:-

[i]....suffice it here to say that there are moments when I find it difficult not to think that Christianity’s chief distinction among theistic creeds is that it alone openly enjoins its adherents to be morally superior to the God they worship.[/i]

And as said by another on the same subject....

[i]Now, it is notorious that popular ideas of God’s character are of a far lower moral standard than that by which we discern saintliness in men. The saint forgives “until seventy times seven” if anyone sins against him, but by many accounts the Lord does not forgive at all unless the offender grovels before him in an act of sincere contrition.
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I suspect that many of our Vulture Evangelists here actual lack a sense of humour; certainly the idea of laughing at themselves has possibly never occurred to them. There is, in a strange way, a sort of humour in Grace.

This is all thanks to the theological seminary….i mean cemetery which has ruined the esoteric nature of the Bible and replaced it with fire and brimstone doctrine to keep the masses in check begging for their prayers to be fulfilled instead of learning how to manifest their desires

That's every religion.

Is it evil for a judge in a court of law to sentence someone to death because of a sin they committed.

Believing in God is an absolute stupidity to you. There are over 2 billion absolutely stupid Christians as far as you are concerned. Christians have education, degrees, hold High positions and offices - but I guess you're saying only their belief in God makes them stupid.

The things of God are foolishness to those that don't believe. Are you gambling with your soul.

We deserve hell because we are [b]sinners.[/b] But Jesus took our punishment on his own shoulders! The world is celebrating what he did for us today!
🌟[c=A69800][big]Merry Christmas!🌟
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The obvious logical flaw is that if God is the creator, alpha and omega, etc then it created evil as well as love. Which doesn't makes sense especially in context to the Bible.

So... no concerns about the concept of heaven?

Who cares what you think then.

Hi, I have posted much on Universalism. Look it up.

Thanks

My Dad used to say, what kind of loving father throws their children into a fire.