“You can only wish there was no eternal torment, which Rome and many other churches are as gates to for multitudes. The angels are not going to cast the tares into a garbage dump in Israel for not being goats (and not believing in the lamb of God), but such represent a literal reality. Those in Hades will end up in the Lake of Fire.”
You have no way of telling what my wishes are unless I tell you. I wouldn’t presume to judge your motives in such a manner. I wish is to only believe and teach what Jesus taught on Gehenna.
Which by the way is not in the passage you refer to in your first paragraph. And, have you ever noticed the time element in the parable of the tares?
Depending on how seriously you respond to my response, I’ll determine how much time to spend on your next response.
By the way, all the passages you refer to in your length response are dealt with in the link I posted much earlier. Did you take any time to examine that serious study? If not, why should I respond to your lengthy one?
Thanks for your response.
I was dealing with the overall denial of eternal torment - which is the only reality that would have much of a deterrent effect which would warrant the equivalent of plucking your eye out versus fulfilling lusts for decades and simply facing annihilation - but i hope to provide a analysis of your linked PDF (which format is not designed to be quoted from) when i have the energy and time warrants it. .