Sin ,Faith and the meaninglessness of Hell.

Submitted by Shri Devi (India), Oct 17, 2007 at 05:28

Dear Jennifer,

For arguments sake, suppose I agree the logic that though Grace of God only Heaven is allotted, then what about generations of generations before Jesus Christ who did not knew about christ? As per your logic all will be allotted Hell since there was no Jesus in BC (before Christ).

Then as I mentioned in another post that what happens to time after Judgement day. Whether time also dies spontaniously after Judgement day and there will not be any night.

If time also dies and Omniscient God judged every human beings from Adam and Eve then there is no meaning of Hell and Heaven. If time dies there cannot be any pain for the Human who had been allotted Hell and no pleasure will be there to the dweller of Heaven because the enjoyment or suffering is wrt to Time is it not? Suppose I am thrown into Hell because I am a Hindu and I have thrown into boiling oil to suffer, if time is not there there cannot be any pain because pain is relative to time. Similarly there is no pleasure in Heaven if time is not there.

Just Imagine all clocks have stopped just now and nobody worries what happens next. We cannot worry at all. On the other hand if time continues for how long I have lie down in the Hellfire? Because death cannot happen since I have already died.

Time matter energy are interrelated.See energy cannot be destructed or constructed it can only be altered.(refer Albert einstein). When energy is there time cannot be destructed. So Hell and Heaven Concept is scientifically false.

So we have to search for our spirituality through some other basis avoiding Hell and Heaven.

Wish you happiness,peace and prosperity.

Sarva Loko Sukhino Bhavantu. ( Wish all beings happiness)

regards,

Shri Devi.

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