Hello Jeff,

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>LL>Dr. Seuss presented a very positive message.  So did Jesus. The other
>LL>commonality between the message of Dr. Seuss and Jesus is that Dr. Seuss
>LL>did not believe in eternal damnation.

JS>Lee, now you are outright preaching a false gospel,

Jesus never taught that hell is forever.

JS>and it will not be tolerated here.

Hell will not be tolerated by God, as He will put an end to hell.

JS>Jesus most certainly did preach Eternal Damnation,

He did not.  The concept of Eternal Damnation is Satanic.
The God that Jesus spoke of is one of Love and Mercy.

JS>it can be clearly read in the pages of the New Testament,

Nowhere in the NT, or anywhere else in the Bible, does it say
that hell is forever.

JS>which is the foundation of our Christian faith,

The concept of hell is forever is Satanic, and rejected by those
of the Christian faith.

JS>and NOT the nonsensical writings of Dr. Seuss.

The writings of Dr. Seuss make lots of sense.  Especially to
Christians, such as Rev. Robert Short, retired Presbyterian minister
and author of "The Parables of Dr. Seuss".

JS>Please consider the following Biblical truths, all spoken by Jesus:

Let's be a bit more inclusive than the limited verses you cite.

John 3:16
John 3:36
Matthew 10:28
Revelation 14:9-11
Revelation 20:13-15
Revelation 21:1

I could cite more verses, but those are enough to make the point.

JS>The truth is as plain as day in those verses without any need
JS>for personal interpretation.

Yes, it is.  Hell is clearly not forever.

Jesus spoke of "perish" vs. "everlasting life."
By "perish", Jesus meant both body and soul.
Total disintegration.  Nonexistence.  As if one
never had been born.

JS>Again, drop the Dr. Seuss nonsense immediately.

I spouted no nonsense.  And neither did Rev. Robert Short.

JS>This is your second warning.

If you want to have a serious discussion, drop the warnings
and discuss the issues.  Thank you.

--Lee


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