Hell does not exist
By Robbin Koefoed Jakobsen
God’s theology is a personal development strategy not a save people from hell tactic. Hell is the direct opposite of what god stands for. He wants everybody’s free will to peacefully co-exist with each other. Sometimes the best way to learn this is without his direct involvement.
Now, let us start from scratch
There are some misconceptions regarding life on earth which are contributing factors of great misunderstanding in peoples life one of which is that your purpose on earth is that you are being tested by god.
No you are not being tested you are being polished like a diamond. God wants you to develop yourself. He want you to see things from another perspective and live the life of your dreams.
Despite many of it's true components christianity are dominated by a false concepts such as Jesus is the only way version which sustains it's story of hell. Tho it's place in history has been a great success. The idea of a place with eternal torment is a frightening narrative meant to foster self-improvement of its believers through being afraid of the consequences.
Discomfort is used as a vital element for growth in every long-lived life. God makes sure you experience your needed doses of unhappiness in many of its varied forms. All these issues challenge your status quo. It challenges your practices, your established beliefs.
In some cases god want’s you heartbroken. He want’s you in a state of unrequited love. He want’s you crying. He want’s you to despair so you can begin swapping out thoughts with spiritual (moral) awakenedness.
God uses hunger, drug addiction and loneliness to build character, wisdom and discerning abilities. He is stealthily intervening in peoples life so the personal development goes as he wishes. No murder, violence, or rape happens without god willing.
You can be sure that everything happens for a good reason. Incidents such as war and torture are learning laboratories for personal growth. This is what god intended them to be.
What is good and what is evil
The terms good and evil was developed into what they for some people represent today for cultural reasons one of which to produce happy humans. A view is that people who upholds virtues as a guiding star are able to create heaven on earth through personal development. However this view can be contested.
The common definition of good as a collective term for virtues and evil as a collective term for vices arent universally true. For some people the complete opposite definition is correct; vices are good and virtues are evil. Basicly this means that it can be argued that good is evil and evil is good.
Also, what some people label as evil intentions can be perceived as good.
But know that every adult has done frequently what they themselves think is okay. A way of living based on reasoning's that they believe is good enough. Some of these reasoning's may look wrong from the outside in the eyes of some people who do not know the inward reasoning's being used.
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The internal growth oriented way of thinking, also mentioned in the beginning of this article, brings a whole new dimension to the field commonly referred to as conspiracy theories. Among them illuminati founder Adam Weishaupt who was an academic expert of morality before founding illuminati in which indulged in what outside can appear as conscious acts of treason against mankind. Could it be that this man, with all his previous expertise, was perfectly chosen by god to bring about massive awakening (i.e. personal development) of truth seekers with their opposition?
Now, how could this be possible?
On the topic of condemnation
Cambridge dictionary define the word condemn the following way "to criticize something or someone strongly, usually for moral reasons"
The usage in this article refers to criticize someone strongly for moral reasons
Know that the following advice of obtaining (an idealistic) and a moral relativistic mindset is targeting someone who is missing that exact puzzle piece and is not intended as a critique whatsoever.
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In other words; evil is not objective wrong and good is not objective right. Everyone carries their own beliefs some more divergent than others some might argue.
Without assertments about objective morality we can not condemn or judge other peoples behavior based on those measurements. Standing firm of an absolute truth might sometimes lead to defensiveness and hate. This above mentioned relativistic approach fosters epistemic humility and can help in acknowledging the truths of others. Your worldview are not the only one in play.
Now, also
When we lack comprehensive understanding behind the actions of our fellow citizens we can not condemn or judge other peoples behavior. Likewise know that we can’t be sure, unless told by god, whenever it is god or humans who is the manufacturer of claimed unfairness.
How do you know that the powers that be’s understanding with their hearts hasn’t been removed?
Exodus 9:12 is an example how god hardened the heart of the Pharaoh from listening to the truth in order to fulfill his divine plan.
"But the Lord hardened Pharaoh’s heart and he would not listen to Moses and Aaron, just as the Lord had said to Moses." - Exodus 9:12 (NIV)
John 12:40 is an example in broad strokes how god hardens peoples hearts so they would not understand.
“He has blinded their eyes and hardened their hearts, so they can neither see with their eyes, nor understand with their hearts, nor turn—and I would heal them.” - John 12:40 (NIV)
When god hardens people hearts they are unable to resist loosing their free will for specific parts of the life. This is done with good intentions for a higher purpose.
We should not condemn people that hurt us but when needed forgive.
As Jesus is attributed saying in Luke 23:34 (NIV) “Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing.”