I don't know what the "any of that" is that you are talking about
If you have anything in particular that you are talking about, spit it out with particulars rather than with some general "ANY of that."
By "any of that", I mean literally every single sentence in your response... the bible doesn't say any of that
The Hell of "Socrates, Buddha, Gandhi and all the Rock Bands that ever rocked" is a fake hell that is called a heaven
Where is this in the bible? Got a chapter and verse?The real Hell is the dissolution of this universe... which includes the spirit and soul and eternity and infinity.
Where is this?
The real Heaven is an entirely new universe that is made out of physics laws that can never be corrupted like this one was.
Where is this?
The joy that was originally in this universe before corruption entered, will be greatly improved upon in the new universe.
Where is this?
Probably eternity and infinity will be expanded and extended in ways that we can't understand in this faulty universe... but without corruption.
None of that is in the bible... have you even read the bible?
The descriptions of heaven in the bible consist of only a few sentences talking about streets of gold... none of the stuff you said is in the bible
it is scattered here and there, and is a compilation of things from several places in the Bible. Since you know the Bible so well, you show me where it is. I already started you off with places to look - Isaiah, Revelations, Hebrews. What's the matter? You want me to do all your research for you?
I told you it isn't in there and you just proved it by not posting a single chapter or verse
I'm done responding to you because you lack intellectual honesty.
We have a moral duty to be honest. This duty is especially important when we share ideas that can inform or persuade others.
Intellectual honesty is honesty in the acquisition, analysis, and transmission of ideas. A person is being intellectually honest when he or she, knowing the truth, states that truth. Intellectual honesty pertains to any communication intended to inform or persuade. This includes all forms of scholarship, consequential conversations such as dialogue, debate, negotiations, product and service descriptions, various forms of persuasion, and public communications such as announcements, speeches, lectures, instruction, presentations, publications, declarations, briefings, news releases, policy statements, reports, religious instructions, social media posts, and journalism including not only prose and speech, but graphs, photographs, and other means of expression.
Bye troll... Sorry, not sorry