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Christianity and the doctrine of eternal torment

Postby khanster » Thu Sep 06, 2012 11:59 pm



There is hardly a man, woman or child who has not heard of the "wonderful" Christian God Who will torment in eternal flames those who stubbornly refuse Him. How does this caricature affect the moral decisions of those who dare believe it? Martin Zender contends that such a heinous perception of God can only lower the standards of morality wherever it is taught.

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