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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Burning in hell forever. If God actually burns us alive in hell forever wouldn’t that make him the worst serial killer of them all. It’s disgusting how much evil that would take.

Whenever I hear about someone being killed my first thought is I hope they didn’t suffer. But if hell is real then it’s designed for us to suffer in the worst possible way forever.[/quote]

Also there's the question of why you would want to be in heaven forever if someone you loved dearly did not make it with you but was sent to hell or limbo.[/quote]
When you go to heaven, you are not the same "you". Your relationships with other people aren't the same.   That's what I was told.

I have also recently learned that "hell" is not some burning firey pit, but a place that has the absence of the presence of God, like Limbo in Dante's Inferno.[/quote]

I thought one of the attractions of heaven is that you get to see your loved ones again. You’re saying in essence we forget those loved ones, it’s all about God.

Because seriously would you want to be in eternity without your child if he didn’t get to be there? That sounds like hell.[/quote]
At that point, you are happy to see everyone and anyone in heaven, but the relationship is not the same.  Since we have can't fathom how this might feel in heaven, of course you'd want your loved ones to go to heaven with you.[/quote]

How do you know so much about heaven -- what in the Bible says that?[/quote]
Mark 12:24-25

24 Jesus replied, “Are you not in error because you do not know the Scriptures or the power of God? 25 [b]When the dead rise, they will neither marry nor be given in marriage; they will be like the angels in heaven.[/b] 
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This is when the dead rise, after the second coming.  There's no rising from the dead associated with heaven.[/quote]
? So you're saying that people who rise from the dead and those who go to heaven via the rapture go to two different heavens?  [/quote]

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