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Not getting used to it IS the punishment
But how? Like I’m not saying you won’t feel pain or won’t suffer but if we’re talking all of time that is just your state of being having known nothing else.
IDK dude it’s shit some guys in the desert came up with, probably while high
It’s not real. Could be anything
Firey pits are real. But you only need to worry about them while you’re alive, not after you die. Unless of course you don’t wanna be cremated.
Through Christ all things are possible, even not getting used to being on fire. I make this sacrifice for Jesus. Who, coincidentally, already suffered for my sins. So… Atheists: 0 Christians: 1
Ah, yes. The all loving Christ who would light you on fire if you don’t love him. Truly a win.
Look. Christ was inconvenienced for a weekend. Cut him some slack.
I mean your senses would adapt to it which means you would die.
As you cannot die as you are invincible, your nerves cannot take damage. But that would mean your brain would overstimulate and that also cannot take damage.
So either you stay in constant pain, which has to get lower and lower as you cant handle constant pain (legalize Cannabis for those people for fucks sake).
So I guess yes, to stay invincible you have to get used to it.
Or you have pain and damage, but that state resets like all the time. So you would stay in a state of immediate pain, without remembering the past, as it has to be removed entirely, as that pain will harm your brain.
So you would stay in immediate pain without a sense of time, which is probably way way less extreme than you imagine it but still horrible.
So people, just dont believe that crap. When you die its over, and that may be an even harder truth to accept.
If you were an all knowing all powerful god who supposedly loves everyone unconditionally, would you create a fiery pit and send people there for all eternity?
The fiery pit/dante’s hell version doesn’t actually exist in the bible. The main thing about hell is you don’t experience god’s love/presence, which is weird but a lot better than an eternity of torture.
If you experience god’s presence please consult with your psychiatrist, I’m not joking lol
Wasn’t there a modern story about how Sisyphus got used to rolling the boulder and found joy in the nuances and being swole?
