And this has what to do with the subject of Purgatory?
You said something about the doctrine of Purgatory which was not true. I pointed out that what you said was not what we teach. Instead of acknowledging your error you changed the subject FROM what the doctrine is TO whether or where there is Scriptural support for it. I pointed out that you were changing the subject. You became offensive and accusatory. I said that it was not a matter of grave concern to me whether we agreed or not. Evidently you did not follow how the conversation went, so I have recapitulated it.
But if you really want to talk about Purgatory, I will point out again that your equation of Purgatory to Hell is mistaken. By now you have also been reminded that there have been several other posts which deal with what some offer as Scriptural support for the doctrine. I have already made clear my position on the possibility of assembling conclusive arguments from Scripture. And I still think that claiming something is overwhelming does not make it so.
You have been trying to persuade many of some theory involving Simon Magus and what day of the week God wants us to worship on. I am not trying to persuade anybody of anything. Mostly I try to look at arguments and to clarify for myself the proposition under consideration. I think these things are too important for bitter debate, and I cop to getting irritable when gross errors of reason are made, for example arguing from probabilities to certainties.
I hope this is clear.