What if------Hell was Fair?

Question

Now we know GOD dosen't send People to Hell, GOD is the Redeemer. Satan is the Dammer. This thought Occured to me 30 Minutes ago. (no Bible to back it up---no Leading and Guiding of the Holy Spirit that I can Tell) so this is Conjecture. What IF in HELL you had to Suffer Personally, all of the Hell you brought on Others? What if Hitler had to Die and Personally Experience over 6,000,000 Tortures and Deaths Personally? Get the Picture? Even Though GOD dosen't send People there(it is by Our Choice), would it Make Hell Fair.
Now at the End of it All, I "Personally Think they will Cease to Exist". And that would be the Mercy of GOD AFTER they had to Experience all that they Caused Others to Experience. Would that let GOD off of the Hook for those that Think GOD is MEAN---which HE Ain't.

Answer 1

A specialized hell for everyone?

So if you eat in excess in hell you'll be forced to eat constantly for example?

Err. . . still sounds like hell.

Answer 2

this could be a annoying one so i won't be able to even attempt some "Divine answer of know-how", how ever consistent with a hart felt question i'm going to objective an answer from my hart. (Blessed be). Hell is honest in simple terms as Jesus Christ dying for our sins is honest. As Christains we are steeped in a basic device of "stable & evil" Hevean & Hell and human beings & earth some the place interior the middle. properly it incredibly is as much as those human beings who have been certainly bestowed no longer in basic terms the end results of the earth however the fruit of wisdom of stable AND EVIL to make a stand consistent with their unfastened WILL. With God as our father who has made it clean that he's a jealous God and that we are to no longer positioned ANY God earlier Him, it would look extremely "honest" that any individual who sins against the daddy or the Son may well be punished. each and every time that we as little ones of God committ acts that pass against the regulations of the daddy and the classes of the Son it incredibly is a sentence that we are giving our selves.(in the experience that your mom teaches you to no longer play interior the line or you will get hit via a automobile and additionally then you definitely pass and play interior the line and do somewhat get hit via a automobile is that honest? does it advise that your mom does not love you? or is it a undesirable punishment for an action which you preformed, a dission which you made? Now no rely how un honest you will possibly be able to think of this punishment is you will might desire to undergo it).

Answer 3

That is a good thought! Divine justice! but I think this earth is hell and that those who do bad things suffer before they die.
Only a tortured soul would want to hurt others.
Maybe they were tortured as children?

Answer 4

We are living in hell right now,we suffer pain ,sorrow ,fear,death we have to earn our way to the heavenly father for experiencing the things we did to go to hell,bad karma etc.We made bad choices we have to correct it with the almighty until we get to the right level of perfection.

Answer 5

You are right - You have no Bible to back it up.
BTW - God does send people to Hell including Satan
You should read your Bible though, even if you don't believe it it would be interesting for you.

Answer 6

its not fair. even hitler does not deserve to personally experience over six million tortures and deaths. its a cruel idea that has no place in the minds of good people.

Answer 7

God made everything. Heaven, hell, satan, and people. He knows everything, beginning to end. So isn't he really sending people to hell?

Answer 8

This is an issue that bothers many people who have an incomplete understanding of three things: the nature of God, the nature of man, and the nature of sin. As fallen, sinful human beings, the nature of God is a difficult concept for us to grasp. We tend to see God as a kind, merciful Being whose love for us overrides and overshadows all His other attributes. Of course God is loving, kind, and merciful, but He is first and foremost a holy and righteous God. So holy is He that He cannot tolerate sin. He is a God whose anger burns against the wicked and disobedient (Isaiah 5:25; Hosea 8:5; Zechariah 10:3). He is not only a loving God—He is love itself! But the Bible also tells us that He hates all manner of sin (Proverbs 6:16-19). And while He is merciful, there are limits to His mercy. “Seek the LORD while he may be found; call on him while he is near. Let the wicked forsake his way and the evil man his thoughts. Let him turn to the LORD, and he will have mercy on him, and to our God, for he will freely pardon” (Isaiah 55:6-7).

Humanity is corrupted by sin, and that sin is always directly against God. When David sinned by committing adultery with Bathsheba and having Uriah murdered, he responded with an interesting prayer: “Against you, you only, have I sinned and done what is evil in your sight…” (Psalm 51:4). Since David had sinned against Bathsheba and Uriah, how could he claim to have only sinned against God? David understood that all sin is ultimately against God. God is an eternal and infinite Being (Psalm 90:2). As a result, all sin requires an eternal punishment. God’s holy, perfect, and infinite character has been offended by our sin. Although to our finite minds our sin is limited in time, to God—who is outside of time—the sin He hates goes on and on. Our sin is eternally before Him and must be eternally punished in order to satisfy His holy justice.

No one understands this better than someone in hell. A perfect example is the story of the rich man and Lazarus. Both died, and the rich man went to hell while Lazarus went to paradise (Luke 16). Of course, the rich man was aware that his sins were only committed during his lifetime. But, interestingly, he never says, “How did I end up here?” That question is never asked in hell. He does not say, “Did I really deserve this? Don't you think this is a little extreme? A little over the top?” He only asks that someone go to his brothers who are still alive and warn them against his fate.

Like the rich man, every sinner in hell has a full realization that he deserves to be there. Each sinner has a fully informed, acutely aware, and sensitive conscience which, in hell, becomes his own tormenter. This is the experience of torture in hell—a person fully aware of his or her sin with a relentlessly accusing conscience, without relief for even one moment. The guilt of sin will produce shame and everlasting self-hatred. The rich man knew that eternal punishment for a lifetime of sins is justified and deserved. That is why he never protested or questioned being in hell.

The realities of eternal damnation, eternal hell, and eternal punishment are frightening and disturbing. But it is good that we might, indeed, be terrified. While this may sound grim, there is good news. God loves us (John 3:16) and wants us to be saved from hell (2 Peter 3:9). But because God is also just and righteous, He cannot allow our sin to go unpunished. Someone has to pay for it. In His great mercy and love, God provided His own payment for our sin. He sent His Son Jesus Christ to pay the penalty for our sins by dying on the cross for us. Jesus’ death was an infinite death because He is the infinite God/man, paying our infinite sin debt, so that we would not have to pay it in hell for eternity (2 Corinthians 5:21). If we confess our sin and place our faith in Christ, asking for God’s forgiveness based on Christ’s sacrifice, we are saved, forgiven, cleansed, and promised an eternal home in heaven. God loved us so much that He provided the means for our salvation, but if we reject His gift of eternal life, we will face the eternal consequences of that decision.

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Answer 9

You might as well ask if Superman is going to save the day.

Sorry, but you're philosophizing about a fiction.

Answer 10

i do think the similar to you
that we experience our actions , and the pain ( or love ) we have caused people
however i feel that after this punishment , we can then begin to progress in spirit