Kthulhut Fhtagn
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The Lord allowed us to see a man who was inside of one of the cauldrons. He was upside down and the flesh on his face was falling in pieces. He remained watching the Lord intently; and then started to shout and call on the name of Jesus. He said, "Lord have mercy! Lord give me a chance! Lord take me out of this place!" But the Lord Jesus didn't want to look at him. Jesus simply turned his back on him. When Jesus did this, the man started to curse and blaspheme the Lord. This man was John Lennon, the member of the satanic music group "The Beatles." John Lennon was a man who mocked and made fun of the Lord during his life. He said that the Christianity was going to disappear and Jesus Christ would be forgotten by everyone. However, today this man is in hell and Jesus Christ is alive!! Christianity hasn't disappeared either.
Apparently these seven youths claim God sent them to Hell and that while in Hell they saw John Lennon being tortured among other things all of which can be read here and here. I find this very curious; not just that they saw John Lennon who seems to be a favorite target of Theists, but that God actually revealed himself to these individuals so that they could spread His message. Yet despite this people such as this who make unverifiable claims aren't taken seriously by many people within the religious community. I doubt even some of JREF's most extreme Christians believe these people went through what they claim.
So on a somewhat related note I do have a question for some people here; particularly the religious folks. If God did indeed allow these people to see Hell and, in effect, saved them from Hell for eternity by revealing to them the Truth; is God in fact responsible for these people's torment? And if the answer is yes; doesn't that in fact mean that these people did not go through what they say they do?
ETA: The whole thing is irrelevent anyways if you're willing to stoop to arguing theology. Paul specifically said in regards to his visit to Heaven and Hell that you are not permitted to speak of what you see. And of course people who have written on this subject like Kenneth Hagin and Mary Baxter claimed that refusing to believe in the new "prophets" automatically equals damnation. With Hagin going so far as to claim that anyone, especially ministers, states that he is not a prophet of God that person will drop dead instantly. I've proved that wrong and I'll do it again. Kenneth Hagin is not a prophet of God. You'll notice I'm still typing. I'll even post a follow-up twenty-four hours from now to ensure that I am not dead.
On another note: the owner of the Hell And Justice webpage of course has a problem with Darwin too.
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