rse the heavens, the earth, man, angels, everything, and He is the overseer of all of it. The Bible tells the story of how man and angels fell away from God and Gods dealings with his fallen creation the story of God sending his only son, Jesus Christ, to redeem man. It tells of Gods creation of Heaven and Hell, and the purposes they were originally meant to serve and the purposes they serve now. The Bible is the basis for the Christian faith, and it is believed to be utterly true.The soul is a little harder to understand. The soul is the spirit part of a person. It is the part of a human that never dies; the soul is what will eventually end up in Heaven or Hell. The soul cannot be seen or touched, and it will never atrophy away. Webster defines the soul as the actuating cause of an individual life (Webster 1123) It is what makes each person a person. Personalities, emotions, and mental activity are all stored in the soul, and there is also a place for God. Without God filling part of the soul, a person will feel empty, and the person will also end up in Hell if he dies empty. People can fill this emptiness with Jesus Christ Gods Son and they will be complete and be free from the eternal torment of Hell. Lygrisse 3So, people will be eternally tormented in Hell? Yes, they absolutely will. One modern view that opposes this idea, though, is the annihilation view of Hell. It states that people that did not accept Jesus Christ will be extinguished (Hell: eternal 3) They will not be eternally tormented, but people will, in a sense, experience a second death where they will be totally annihilated from existence. They will be no more. This view is explained using 4 major reasons: (1) the punishment of sin is death, (2) the language of destruction of wicked, (3) the moral implications of eternal torment, and (4) the cosmological implications of eternal torment (Hell: eternal). First of all, they claim that the punishment of s...
