Rejoice that billions will burn in hell

Talking to Fundamentlaists reminds me why I stopped talking to fundamentalists.

In a discussion about the morality of hell I wrote:

I wrote:

There is your argument. That it *IS* is objectively “good” to gloat at billions of people suffering infinite, eternal torment for the sins of a human lifetime.

End Bringer replied:

...Aquinas was talking about the “rejoicing” being that good and justice has triumphed (those billions of people DO deserve it), rather than being happy suffering is being inflicted in itself.

And then:

Aquinas’s... was saying it’s objectively good to be glad justice and righteousness have triumphed, rather than simply because people suffer. If people suffer BECAUSE justice and righteousness are triumphant than the only conclusion is that their punishment is earned.

Rejoice that billions of people will burn in hell! They deserve it.

If you feel like you need to be punished for something, the whole thread is full of Fundie Fail.

William Lane Craig: Insane About Hell

More on William Lane Craig's insanity about hell here.

Music In Hell (ft. Jack Van Impe)

OK so it needs more work... Enjoy in the meantime :)

Slough is Hell: It's Official

"Come, friendly bombs, and fall on Slough!
It isn't fit for humans now,
There isn't grass to graze a cow.
Swarm over, Death!"

- John Betjeman, 1937


For a time I lived in Slough, a small town just west of London. It's one of those places which feels slightly doomed, like it's built on anti-ley-lines... Like they could bulldoze the place to the ground and build the most wonderful landscape on top of it, and it would still be a bit crap.

Now any doubts about Slough's status can be put to rest by this local BBC news weather report, showing an average daily temperature near the town of 232ºC (450ºF). Proof that it is indeed, Hell on Earth.