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Sending positive vibes your way 🙏🏼✨ May your prayers be answered with abundance and happiness!

Is he a bomb?

Appreciate the hype, bro! Here's hoping for big things-thanks for the support! 🚀🔥

My reaction too, creators a bit out of touch

Thank you so much for the encouragement! Your support means a lot-I'll keep striving to make even better content!

That’s not accurate. In Islamic teachings, judgment is based on an individual's deeds and faith, not solely their religion. It's always important to approach such topics with understanding and respect for diverse beliefs.

You never go to hell if you made big mistakes? You just do what You want?

Thank you so much for the kind words and support! ❤ Your encouragement means a lot!

this video wasn't made for you bro :skull:

@ Allah is not the way he is Satan

Allah means god in arabic so god will not protect you you said

Allah is arabic for god. So good luck

there will be no beautiful/precious things to begin with, so you wont even get to experience it and see its destruction.

Can you expand on that? Hell is looked at as the eternal punishment, separation from God, absence of love and hopelessness. How is hell not worse than the our world? I mean this is a interesting perspective, but I don't get it.

@nebojsagacesa6046 time can feel surreal, what's worse my man, sitting in the worst prison in the world for 70 years which can feel like eternity or losing someone precious in your life, what about all of the women who get raped, all the children who die in wars, Muslim jihadists who slit peoples throats in the name of allah, people don't care if strangers die, just along as their own family circle is untouched

@nebojsagacesa6046 when you truly love someone else you view their existence higher than your own, you also stop caring about yourself or how you feel

Quran 80:34-37: "On the Day a man will flee from his brother, and his mother and his father, and his wife and his children. For every man, that Day, will be a matter adequate for him." Just shows you just how severe the day of judgement is. Even the most selfless person will think only of themselves.

It's definitely intriguing how the human mind grapples with concepts of morality, the afterlife, and the struggles of existence. Literature like Dante's offers a reflection of societal beliefs and fears, prompting us to think deeply about our own lives and choices!

@ThePaintTalker I agree, but I think humans act on systems of vengeance rather than understanding, and that's why prisons exist the way they do. Hell is kind of a weird concept, but going there based off of your sins, judged by a being that supposedly willed your existence (in most cases), is strange. If the being created you and knows everything about you, surely it then knows the path you'll go down and understands why you chose your actions. If so, how can it judge you based off of scenarios it put you in. Why would a being even put people into existence if they had the chance of being punished forever. Thinking from the POV of the God here, it's more of a magic punishment system and unfair judgement than something to help people (in most cases).

dante is the copycat

Dante was born 1259 Islam was already around for 600 years at that point

While Dante's Inferno draws inspiration from various sources, including earlier religious and philosophical texts, it's fascinating how different cultures interpret themes of the afterlife. Each perspective offers a unique lens to understand human experiences!

It's important to respect all beliefs, even when we disagree. Every religion has its own perspectives and values that shape people's lives. Let's promote understanding and kindness instead!

@@ThePaintTalker Sorry understanding and kindness does not extend to evil bec evil cannot be allowed to have its way not with the world or with human beings and its important for you to understand that it is satanism disguised as religon of peace a the darkness of Man given form

@@ThePaintTalker understanding and kindness are not extended to satanism like fake religons that copied and mimiced from the true divine living God (Jesus Christ of Nazerth) perhaps dont remove my comment next time or i will highlight the hypocricy of your so called accepting of All EVIL cannot have its way

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It's wonderful to see different perspectives being shared and appreciated! Learning about each other's beliefs can really bring us all closer. 😊

Just as they control your life, so too will they control your hereafter. True evil

It's manipulation if you're doing it to try to control someone But if you just need space for a bit that's totally normal

Woooow that was so funny bro! Great sense of humor!

Thanks a lot 😊

Dante lived much before the modern astronomic tecnology so he didn't knew that

Well Venus is the goddess of love so

​@@karlosschannelno wonder why she is so hot

Also hell layer 2 lust

Thanks so much! And of course, I remember you! It’s awesome to see familiar faces here sticking around-your support means a lot! 😊

Absolutely! The journey through Dante's epic trilogy is now complete-thanks for joining us from the depths of Hell all the way up to the heights of Heaven! 🌌👼

Yes! The trilogy is finally here! 🌟 Glad you're as excited as we are to complete the journey through Dante's Divine Comedy. Thanks for sticking with us through Hell, Purgatory, and now Heaven!

Thats because it is! The bible mentions that heaven is one big kingdom, this is from dante's divine comedy. (Correction: the bible mentions 3 heavens, the third is what you would imagine heaven to be like)

​@@TheRandomGuysOfficialHow about two others? I'm curious

@@qbpdnguyen2844The first heaven is the Sky, like when you go outside and look up that is the first heaven. The second heaven is space, when you fly far away enough from earth you see black, planets and stars etc. The third heaven is unreachable by human means, you can reach the first and second heavens with a rocket but the third heaven can be only reached after death If you are judged righteous by god

@@Nualiini so basically the Third one is another dimension?

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CRUSH!

Hello there, I am a Catholic Christian, and I would like to offer my responses to your assertions. 1. Purgatory and its Biblical Basis While I acknowledge your viewpoint, I feel there is a misconception about purgatory in Catholic theology. It is critical to understand that purgatory is neither a "second chance" for salvation nor a rejection of Christ's sufficiency. Rather, it is a condition of purification for people who die in God's mercy but must be cleansed of the consequences of sin before entering Heaven. As Catholics, we believe that salvation comes from Christ alone, and purgatory does not contradict that. It is the ultimate cleansing before experiencing the fullness of God's presence. In response to your reading of 1 Corinthians 3:15, Catholics believe that this scripture is more than merely a judgement of works. When it says, "he will suffer loss, but he himself will be saved, yet so as through fire," it means that the person, not just their works, goes through a cleansing process. This is consistent with the notion of purgatory, in which souls, while eventually redeemed, may still require cleansing before entering Heaven. The "fire" denotes the refining process, not only a test of works. Early Church Fathers like as St. Augustine and St. Gregory the Great cited this line in support of purgatory, demonstrating its historical roots in Christian thinking. 2. The Finality of Christ’s Sacrifice You are right in affirming that Christ’s sacrifice on the cross was perfect and complete. As Catholics, we fully agree that Jesus’ death and resurrection accomplished our salvation. However, purgatory does not undermine this. The Catechism of the Catholic Church teaches that purgatory is the final application of Christ’s grace to fully cleanse us from the remaining temporal effects of sin. Revelation 21:27 tells us that nothing unclean will enter Heaven. Purgatory, in this sense, is the purification of any lingering imperfections-not a place for earning salvation, but a place of preparation for Heaven. 3. Immediate judgement vs. Final judgement Catholics believe in two judgements: the particular judgement that occurs at the moment of death and the final judgement at the end of time. After death, those who are in a state of grace may still undergo purification before fully entering Heaven. The particular judgement determines one's eternal destiny (Heaven or Hell), while purgatory is the process that some undergo in preparation for the Beatific Vision. 2 Corinthians 5:10 also supports the idea that “we must all appear before the judgement seat of Christ,” where we will receive what we deserve for the things done in the body, whether good or evil. Purgatory, therefore, is consistent with the belief that purification may occur before we are fully prepared to enter Heaven. 4. The Role of Tradition and the Canon of Scripture You mentioned 2 Maccabees 12:44-45 and argued that the books of Maccabees are not divinely inspired. However, the Catholic Church, following centuries of discernment and guided by the Holy Spirit, recognises the books of the Old Testament in the Septuagint, which includes the Maccabees, as canonical. This was reaffirmed at the Council of Trent in response to the Protestant Reformation. Early Christians, including the Church Fathers, also cited these books in their teachings, reinforcing their acceptance of the Christian tradition long before modern debates about the canon arose. 5. Sabbath Observance Regarding the Sabbath, it’s important to note that the Catholic Church recognises the significance of the Lord’s Day (Sunday) as a day of worship because it commemorates the resurrection of Christ. While the Sabbath was the seventh day in the Old Testament, the early Church, under the apostles’ leadership, began gathering on the first day of the week (Sunday) to celebrate the resurrection. This is reflected in Acts 20:7 and Revelation 1:10, where the "Lord's Day" is observed. The shift to Sunday was not a human tradition but a reflection of the new covenant established through Christ’s resurrection. 6. The Sufficiency of Christ’s Sacrifice and the Assurance of Salvation Catholics wholeheartedly affirm that Christ’s sacrifice is fully sufficient for our salvation. However, this does not eliminate the need for ongoing sanctification or the possibility of purification after death. Philippians 2:12 calls us to "work out our salvation with fear and trembling." While salvation is a gift of grace, we also cooperate with that grace throughout our lives. The idea of purgatory fits within the larger context of God’s justice and mercy, allowing souls to be purified and perfected to enter Heaven. I appreciate your intelligent criticism, and I hope my response clarifies the Catholic interpretation of these concepts. I encourage you to continue pursuing truth in Scripture and Sacred Tradition, since they are inextricably linked in the Catholic faith.