[Ken4TA]

Whether he was figuratively or literally in hell, what does it matter. For three days he was estranged from his Father because he voluntarily took the responsibility of sins of the whole world, past, present, and future.

Just that action, in and of itself was hell.

Okay, but that still doesn't address the problem of what you think "hell" means.

The worst part of that Hell they will reside in for the rest of eternity, will be the final and complete seperation from God the Father, Jesus his Son, and the Holy Spirit.

I agree, providing you tell me what you mean by the term "hell".

Once again, it would seem we are arguing over non-important details, and missing the big picture.

You may think so, but what I'm asking you has some very important relevance to other doctrines of vital importance. Again, let us know what you think "hell" is or means to your statements! And also "why" you use it so much.

[SoConPubbie]

You may think so, but what I'm asking you has some very important relevance to other doctrines of vital importance. Again, let us know what you think "hell" is or means to your statements! And also "why" you use it so much.

Hell, as supported by New Testament Scripture, is the punishment and final and eternal resting place of those who refuse to submit their wills to God 100% and embrace the gosple of Repentence and Faith.