Yahweh will inadvertently create innumerable hyperbuddhas in the lake of fire
The lake of fire is metaphorical. The is no existence without God. And being in hell is being fundamentally cut off from God. The souls cast into the lake are annihilated/unmade.
>>18690854private isegesis?
>>18690805Hell also exists in buddhism. It is temporary (but for a very long time, billions quadrillions of years) and according to mahayana buddhism there is a Buddha who tries to save the souls there and liberate them from the pain and suffering there but most souls can't reach him.
>>18690896Not finding a definition for "isegesis".
>>18690945Textual interpretation while reading one's preferred meanings into the text.
>>18690950NTA but that's eisegesis. I don't think he's falling into that trap; annihilationism is a position taken by a sizable majority of Christian theologians over the millennia
>>18690985*minority not majority, although that majority seems to have included a decent number of the most prominent Church Fathers and even the writers of certain apocrypha
>>18690805The Buddha will be screaming in torment too, because hell feels unfair to the people in it
>>18690997According to buddhism one Buddha tries to rescue the people in hell.
>>18690805Lol.
>>18690997I don’t think you understand the premise underlying Buddhism if you think a sense of unfairness would matter.
Yahweh likes Buddhas
>>18691031Buddha, once God appears in full fire:> Why me? I don’t deserve this. This should not be happening.The world gave him a horizontal buffer the afterlife will not.
>>18691045What makes you think that a Buddha would say that? He knows why him, knows the cosmos is neither fair nor unfair, is grateful for the chance to rise above adversity, and hopefully help guide others to find their paths.
>>18690854Tartarus, enjoy it.
>>18691166The question isn’t whether he can transcend adversity, but whether he can receive the very reality he rejects as the act of a personal God without saying, at any depth, “Not Thy will.”
>>18691449That would potentially be part of the adversity, no? Though I’m clearly not a Buddha, so I can’t really say how specifically a transcendent being would behave. However I don’t think he would need to reject reality. After all, in this case he is there to help others.
>>18690854False and unbiblical.>>18690805Delusional, you think either God is impotent to torment them, or their sin is not so destructive as to do so?
>>18691494It's more like the very notion of torment itself is impotent. It's not that hard to understand.
>>18691169Mischeviously getting sent to Tartarus on purpose to free the Titans, just to teach the Gods a lesson on the importance of filial piety.
>>18690854So yahweh instantly grants unbelievers liberation and thus enlightenment? Not beating the allegations.
>>18691569Trolling
>>18691598Have you read some pali canon before?Or at least a wikipedia page. Are they also "trolling"?
>>18690854Then who gives a shit?
>>18691642Me.
>>18691642Good question. The Christian religion is incoherent when you look deeply at it.
>>18690805>humans eventually become numb to suffering in their life>this means that when im in the super-special magic fire specifically created by the creature of the universe to cause eternal undending spiritual torment, my human mind will allow me to become numb to the sufferingI don't know if you're more naive or arrogant.
>>18692584It has nothing to do with normalization. That's actually just another form of ignorance. It's the realization that it's empty. It burns just as intensely.You didn't understand the Buddha. Enjoy samsara!
