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Essay:The Logic of Hell (view source)

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Jesus emphasized [[Hell]] more often than [[Heaven]]. The most powerful sermon of the 18th century was [[Jonathan Edwards]]' "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God." Yet today rarely, if ever, does anyone hear any serious mention of [[Hell]]. As [[Hell]] has disappeared from discourse, crime and resultant injustices have predictably filled the social vacuum.

The '''logic of Hell''' is simple: God can and does punish those who offend, ignore, irritate, and exclude Him. There is no reason to expect otherwise. All societies impose harsh punishments on wrongdoers, and it is only logical to do so. A just society is impossible without harsh punishment for wrongdoing.
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