They have many hells, including temporary hells.
I am 100% sure, it's real and I am going there after I die.
You are going no where nigga, don't let them scare you mane.
It's the truth the gods, goddesses and religious figures have shown and told me.
There is no crime in the world worth eternal torture. An infinite punishment for a temporary life is morally and unethically wrong.
The problem is this is based on a soul's evil nature rather than just the actions, the actions are based on the nature.
Being Indian is already a type of hell.
Nibber your soul was created by god, so if anything you are being judged by what he gave you.
According to Dvaita Hinduism, your soul was not created by god and has always existed, but it's dependent on god to do things.
Read the text.
If it's always existed then why is it dependent on god? And why does god have the right to decide your fate if he did not create you?
This thread is about hinduism, not christianity
Those are good questions that I wonder about as well. According to the text, it's how the soul is and has been eternally. God has the right to decide your fate since he created the universe apparently and we are living in his creation, but the question becomes why can't we live outside of his creation and choose to be independent from him. It is said his creation is infinite, so nothing has not been created by him, except the infinite souls.
All religions are based off of one another. They all share similar characteristics. I'm merely examining them from a logical stand point.
How do we know all of this though? It's all just hearsay from human to human. There is no definitive answer to anything.
This doesn't help me, I have received divine revelation. The religion makes sense logically and that's what bothers me.
It's gonna be hell for me literally. I am not living in fear but I am quite unhappy.Everything's gonna be okay brocel
When we go we go together. Everyone dies, but we all face the unknown eventually. We can't live in fear.
How does it make sense to you logically?
Most religions claim god created your soul but it that was the case why would he make some of them evil or cause them to suffer. They also claim that god loves every soul but if that was the case why would some souls go to hell eternally and others get eternal heaven. By introducing the fact that souls are not created by god, but dependent on them, it ensures they are all regarded equally and punished based on their sins, he does not create some souls to be good or evil. The idea that souls have different natures explains the different types of lives that living things have, including their level of suffering, it also makes sense for them to be sent to eternal hell because they are evil souls and to keep other souls safe from them. This also explains why evil is allowed so they can accumulate enough sins and end up in eternal hell. This also shows how god gives this freedom to act in human lives, which is partial free-will, but god is the one actually doing the actions based on the desires of the soul, which is why god is omniscient and knows what will happen. Every soul is allowed many lives before being sorted to their ultimate destination, except for neutral souls who are eternally reincarnated. Also, evil and good are shown as a spectrum with only a few souls being pure evil and a few being pure good and most souls being neutral and eternally reincarnated never achieving eternal bliss and heaven. Also, god is indifferent to most souls and doesn't love them. I feel this is very practical and explains a lot of problems in religious philosophies. Do you see any issues?
The black pill debunks every statement you just made though.
This is due to both their soul nature and their actions in previous lives which leads them to being given better or worse genetics.
Again, this is a result of Karma. He puts good and evil souls in many different situations before sending them to their final destination.
In the after-life the goal is to judge the soul's actions and punish or reward them. Then they either get another reincarnation or they are sent to their final destinations, eternal hell or heaven. The idea in life is to allow each soul to show their true nature through their actions in all sorts of different situations.
The reason the souls are not on equal footing is because they are not equal in the first place. Souls are punished for their negative qualities and rewarded for their positive qualities. Their actions are generally a reflection of their qualities but not always. For example, I am forcing myself to do good deeds despite my evil nature, because I want to live a long and healthy before dying and going to hell.
So if their previous actions led them to where they are how come their current state is still filled with debauchery and illness?
He presupposes that the souls inherent nature determines their quality of life. I don't know anything about Hinduism, but I've heard that when it comes to reincarnation at least in some other religions, the quality of life is dependent on the souls behavior in a previous life. So if you're an evil soul, you do evil things in a life, and then you experience evil things in life. It could be that neutral souls do neutral deeds, and are reincarnated into more neutral lives. If God didn't create those souls, he is simply placing them in the life that they deserve based on the souls inherent nature.
Exactly
That's the thing, it depends on the soul, some souls will do a lot of good as Chad. But I think generally souls who get good looks or wealth are not exactly good souls, and more likely to be neutral or mediocre. Good souls generally have less worldly attachment and more spiritual, in fact there is the statement that generally good souls are poorer and have a strong religious interest. Also, this is considered the era of wickedness or Kali Yuga, so that is why it is filled with debauchery and illness, most people are living sinful lives, but that's mainly due to being influenced by evil, both less influence from the gods and more influence from the demon who the era is named after. He is considered the most wicked soul in existence.
Religion is assembled from a large combination of superstitions and spiritual beliefs. A lot of religions like, Islam, were simply ideological tools used to control populations, that were based off of the pagan ideas of the time, as well as the influence of christianity and judaism. Prophet Muhammad for example was a warlord that used his forged status as a prophet of the true version of christianity and judaism, to try to control arabia. I'm not a religoius expert so I might be wrong, but that's what I'm going with right now. Remember what I said about unfalsifiable beliefs? There were tons of "failed" religions that didn't live long enough or weren't integrated into a more successful religion.Exactly
There can be no way of knowing. This is why it's unfair from the start.
I definitely agree that most good souls aren't reliant on materialistic things. It's just a shame that those at a disadvantage have less of an opportunity then others.
I am just wondering are you disagreeing with the claims made by the religious text? You just started talking about your life and how you feel, which is relatable but still, I am convinced that Hindu eternal hell is real.
How? As far as I have heard it's just burning in fire and being bitten by worms.
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I am not a religious man. Far from it really. I don't really agree on most religious practices.
But would you agree that religion makes more sense than Christianity? I understand, I used to be aetheist like you. I wish I could free myself of my religious beliefs and knowledge along with enjoy life more. I wish to live a long and healthy life, regardless of my situation.
I'm not an atheist, I believe that the god of this realm is real, however I believe that he is evil.
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