Another thing I don't know what to think of in religion is the idea that everyone deserves to go to hell.

@Adstar that does make sense to me. Do you think there's a possibility thou that instead of imperfect people going somewhere of eternal torture and evil they would instead go somewhere of eternal imperfection. Somewhere not completely horrible, beautiful and ugly at the same time. Kinda like earth is. Or is that impossible since it's not currently in the Bible? Who knows, maybe something like that once was in there but was rejected for one reason or another.

@Adstar another thought I have, you said how little ones have no knowledge of good and evil right? Well the Bible says Adam and Eve also had no knowledge of good and evil and therefore could not sin, atleast before they ate from the forbidden tree. I'm curious how them not listening to God and being decieved by the serpent would be considered a sin since they had no knowledge of the evilness of disobeying God, since they made that decision before they ate the forbidden fruit.

@Blazer420 Perfection is a man made concept. Frankly not definable, wishful thinking, and unrealistic. The universe is exactly like it would be without an intelligent designer.

@Blazer420 [quote]@Adstar another thought I have, you said how little ones have no knowledge of good and evil right? Well the Bible says Adam and Eve also had no knowledge of good and evil and therefore could not sin, atleast before they ate from the forbidden tree. I'm curious how them not listening to God and being decieved by the serpent would be considered a sin[/quote]

The Bible does not say it was actually a sin.. But at the moment they ate the fruit they obtained the knowledge of good and evil and at that moment they sinned.. Once they ate the fruit they knew they where naked and hid themselves.. You will often observe how naked toddlers are happy to run around but naked without any problems with doing so.. But sooner or later they reach the age when they realize they are naked and want to wear clothing..

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[quote]@Adstar that does make sense to me. Do you think there's a possibility thou that instead of imperfect people going somewhere of eternal torture and evil they would instead go somewhere of eternal imperfection.[/quote]

This is where i need Faith.. Trust in God.. If it where up to me and if it was possible i would cause these people to cease to exist.. But i trust in Gods final decision on the matter out of Faith..

@Adstar I do trust in God, that he loves us and protects us always. I feel annihilation is more likely due to not only it being less cruel and making more sense. But also in John 3:16. Whoever believes in the son will not perish but have everlasting life. Perish means cease to exist, not tormented forever and ever. I do know other verses do seem to imply eternal torment, but I suppose it's all in translation also those are from different authors

@Adstar that's true. Let's say you leave those toddlers with a bunch of candy that they can eat, but leave another kind of candy out and tell them not to eat it cause it will kill them. Then also allow once of their siblings in whom you know will successfully trick them into eating said candy. Idk just seems weird to me. That's kinda an analogy for the fruit and Adam, Eve and the serpent.