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Ian Miles Cheongvor 3 Jahren

Sartre used to say “hell is other people” but really, hell is often one of our own making and the reality we choose to live in through the choices we make.

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Dr. Simon Goddekvor 3 Jahren

As long as there is consensus among adults, I doubt the outcome would lead to go to hell. However, the sexualization of children, the masculinization of women, and the feminization of men are entirely different issues.

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Trevor Blaszczyk🎲vor 3 Jahren

Discovering hell is what made me realize what life truly was 2 years later, I’ve discovered God.

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Dennis Petersonvor 3 Jahren

Jordan Peterson was asked if he was afraid of death, he said he was more afraid of hell than he was afraid of death. Many people live their lives in hell long before they die.

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Mark Slapinskivor 3 Jahren

Jordan Peterson is a HERO

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Thomas Doyelvor 3 Jahren

Greater words couldn't have been more true. After discovering the truth of these words in recovery, it changed my entire "goal" in living a life of a good man. Recovery Reparation Restoration

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Kaleb Blairvor 3 Jahren

Hell is real. I know that’s not a popular thing to say but Hell is very real and it get’s even worse. Death, Hell and the sea will give up their dead and be cast into a lake the burns with fire and brimstone. The smoke of their torment will ascend up forever. It is a place where there is weeping and gnashing teeth. Hell isn’t just a metaphor but a place

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CaramelTart🇦🇺vor 3 Jahren

Well said Doc 👍

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Accendovor 3 Jahren

From my perspective, I could summarize his entire message simply by using one word - faith. My idea of Faith is a sacrifice one makes for each other, in the spirit of compassionately preserving mankind. Hell vs Hallelujah…🤓

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SLSvor 3 Jahren

Hell is the lowest end of the misery Index

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