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Hell is the opposite [[heaven]]. It is eternal separation from [[God]] after a human dies. Some Christians believe this is a place of eternal torment, whereas others believe that it is a state of non-existence. | Hell is the opposite [[heaven]]. It is eternal separation from [[God]] after a human dies. Some Christians believe this is a place of eternal torment, whereas others believe that it is a state of non-existence. | ||
===Biblical passages=== | ===Biblical passages=== | ||
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| + | The [[Gospels]] portray images of destruction and torment when referring to hell. | ||
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| + | Passages such as [[Matthew 3]]:10-12 give an image of destruction. | ||
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| + | Often fire is used to give an image of hell, for example in [[Mathew 5:22]], [[Matthew 25]]:41-46, [[Luke 3:9]] | ||
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| + | Sometimes darkness is used as an image of hell, for example in [[Matthew 22:13]] and [[Luke 13]]:22-28 | ||
===Views=== | ===Views=== | ||
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Revision as of 11:35, 20 September 2007
Synopsis: Hell is the opposite heaven. It is eternal separation from God after a human dies. Some Christians believe this is a place of eternal torment, whereas others believe that it is a state of non-existence.
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Hell is the opposite heaven. It is eternal separation from God after a human dies. Some Christians believe this is a place of eternal torment, whereas others believe that it is a state of non-existence.
Biblical passages
The Gospels portray images of destruction and torment when referring to hell.
Passages such as Matthew 3:10-12 give an image of destruction.
Often fire is used to give an image of hell, for example in Mathew 5:22, Matthew 25:41-46, Luke 3:9
Sometimes darkness is used as an image of hell, for example in Matthew 22:13 and Luke 13:22-28
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