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Why might Hell being eternal go against God?
Hell being eternal is not in conjunction with an Omnibenevolent God - Jesus's death was a focus of forgiveness not rejoicing in pain
How does Tillich and Sartre argue against heaven and hell being eternal?
Saw Dante's story as metaphors for spiritual human experience - judgement does not literally happen , a way of reviewing our life
What did John the Divine suggest?
hell and heaven are not eternal as they are continuations of this world - heaven and hell refer to a present moral state which we should work towards

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