Doghead's Cosmic Bar

If we're all going to hell, why should we try to be good people? If perfection is all that counts, why don't we just give up before we start? I look at it this way: if we were perfect, we wouldn't need to be alive, we'd all be in heaven playing harps and sitting on clouds and crap. I think the point of being alive is to do as good as you can, you can never be perfect but you might as well try because if you don't you might as well have never lived.

Ya waatter he said *as I puke on a nearby table* oppsy let me clen dat up for u.

Why dont yuuse all go siht in da purrication pool?

ya mean its a rilly big toliet?

shure

Ok cause i gotta go.

iph its a prurication puhl itl cleen itselph

jbryanc, this both answers and does not answer your question.

http://atschool.eduweb.co.uk/cite/staff/philosopher/butter.htm

ahh heck that's already too philosophical.. answers and doesn't answer a question? WTF!?

Read it and become even more confused. Or don't. I don't really care.

...compiling results...

An R2 unit would be done by now. Anyway --

Does it make sense to decide what to believe based on whether it feels good or not? To say the Bible can't be true because we don't like what it says?

Regardless, there is more to say on the subject. Knowing that we all deserve Hell as the just punishment for sin is only the start. God is a God of justice. But He is also a God of love and mercy. It is not His desire to send everyone to Hell; He would rather forgive us. The difficulty lies in doing so without being unjust. If a human judge decided to let a known criminal go free, just to be nice, there would be something wrong with that judge. God is perfectly just. He can't and won't just ignore sin or let it slide.