Eschatology HELL: EVEN THE DAMNED GIVE A CONTRIBUTION TO BEAUTY AND HARMONY OF THE WORLD

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As is the case today for the separate collection, we can even imagine a useful reuse of hell inhabitants, even if it can make you smile; because even the damned they contribute to the beauty and harmony of the world, as it may seem paradoxical or perhaps unfair. We must not confuse justice with cruel revenge because God is always love and still, because God the Father remains for the damned.

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My son ', He said 'the courteous Master, "All those who perish in the wrath of God Here meet together out of every land [Dante, Hell: III, 123]

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There is a severe penalty that is eternal, but right; and justice is always pure beauty, order and goodness. Today unfortunately there is the widespread idea that punishing it means to be cruel, be violent. This, however, is false, anzi falsissimo. Because there is a just and an unjust punishment punishment.

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The cruelty and violence, I am not as such a castigare, and the punishment that comes from them is unfair. Instead, just punishment, is an act of virtue, linked as such to the goodness and love.

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And these are very important things to say, now more than ever that the truth is lost, including the truth about hell and eternal damnation of souls [following video …]

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the Island of Patmos, 20 January 2018

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