Is the christian god's concept of judgement just the emotion of vengeance rearing it's ugly head behind a mask?

Of nobility?Is the christian god's concept of judgement just the emotion of vengeance rearing it's ugly head behind a mask?
No. We judge ourselves and the movie of our life's is recalled and played out.Is the christian god's concept of judgement just the emotion of vengeance rearing it's ugly head behind a mask?
';Vengeance is MINE! sayith the Lord.';





I know it well. It is only a reminder to us, that God is in control, and we have none.





So leave it be, and move on.





and NO, it is supposed to be a reminder that we should not take vengeance on our enemies.


ahem...President Bush.....
no...its justice...
Jesus said to love ur enemies. Obviously he doesn't believe in vengence!
yes i think so too. But God Can't Judge Me


Only I Can Judge Myself
God's judgment is not a concept but a reality.
yes, that's a exactly what it is
Well, that is one interpretation. One could also argue that if god is trying to make heaven perfect, that judgment is a sort of filtering process. No hard feelings, but sinners wouldn't really fit in heaven. You could also say that the threat of judgment is a method to keep people from sinning, and thus make the world a more virtuous place. As an atheist, I think it is just vengeance though. I doubt those who wrote the bible were free from emotions such as vengeance.
I would say you nailed it.
this is what you call God's wrath. no one is hiding behind any mask.
the catholics compensate for satan and hells non existence by making it sound as scary and as nasty as possible in an attempt to stop people reasoning and thinking rationally about it.





same principle with your question


. and you are dead right.

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