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This thread again?!  Thank you, for all you do. 

enough of this potato shit. let's get back to the OG:

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All, fucking hail . . . Sweetcell

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Choosing between the world’s two largest religions really comes down to whether you like women or bacon

I was telling my son that the Bible doesn’t mention heaven or hell. Am I wrong?

Ahhh, this 'ole thread.

Starsky wrote:
I was telling my son that the Bible doesn’t mention heaven or hell. Am I wrong?

me being the bible scholar…
my understanding is that heaven is in there but hell was made up in the middle ages

Google gave me this:
It is not true.

'Heaven' is mentioned 691 times in the Bible (KJV), while 'hell' is mentioned 54 times and 'hell fire' 3 times.

The truth is that heaven is described in the Bible as a dwelling place of God and the angelic beings that worship Him (Nehemiah 9:6; Matthew 18:10; 28:2; Mark 13:31; Luke 2:15). The Lord Jesus Christ came from heaven (John 3:31; 6:38), returned to heaven after His death and resurrection (Acts 1:11; Ephesians 1:20), and will come from heaven one day to deliver His people and judge those who did not believe His gospel (1 Thessalonians 4:16-17; 2 Thessalonians 1:7-9).

Heaven is characterized with joy (Luke 15:7, 10), rest (Revelation 14:13), peace (Luke 16:25), righteousness (2 Peter 3:13), service (Revelation 7:15), reward (Matthew 5:11-12), inheritance (1 Peter 1:4), and glory (Romans 8:17-18).

On the hand, hell is the place of eternal torments prepared for the devil and the fallen angels (Matthew 25:41; 2 Peter 2:4), rejectors of the Gospel (Matthew 10:15), disobedient (Romans 2:8-9), wicked (Revelation 21:8), beast and the false prophet (Revelation 19:20) as well as worshippers of the beast (Revelation 14:11).

Hell is described as similar to eternal burning (Matthew 13:42; 18:8-9; Revelation 20:10), eternal darkness (Matthew 8:12; 22:13; 2 Peter 2:4, 17), eternal destruction (Matthew 7:13; Philippians 1:28; 2 Peter 3:7, 10) and eternal separation from God and His blessings (2 Thessalonians 1:9). It is symbolically pictured in Revelation 10:20 and 20:10 as a lake of fire.

The Lord Jesus, while ministrying here on earth, painted a graphic picture of heaven and hell in the story of the rich man and Lazarus (Luke 16:19-31). So no one has any reason to doubt the reality of heaven and hell.

What about the Old Testament? Any mention there?

Starsky wrote:
I was telling my son that the Bible doesn’t mention heaven or hell. Am I wrong?

i've heard people say this before, and unfortunately it's wrong.  "heaven" is all over the place.  the word "hell" is only used in the new testament, per the online bible i just consulted.  in the old testament they used phrases like "the grave", "the pit", or "death" to mean a place of eternal damnation - but never the word "hell".

Starsky wrote:
What about the Old Testament? Any mention there?

you know who would know, Nick Cave
you should submit this question to red hand files :)

Is this "Ruin a thread with religion" Day?

bacon and religion cannot be separated.

sweetcell wrote:

Starsky wrote:
I was telling my son that the Bible doesn’t mention heaven or hell. Am I wrong?

i've heard people say this before, and unfortunately it's wrong.  "heaven" is all over the place.  the word "hell" is only used in the new testament, per the online bible i just consulted.  in the old testament they used phrases like "the grave", "the pit", or "death" to mean a place of eternal damnation - but never the word "hell".

FWIW, neither book was written in english, so…

Off-season wrote:

sweetcell wrote:

Starsky wrote:
I was telling my son that the Bible doesn’t mention heaven or hell. Am I wrong?

i've heard people say this before, and unfortunately it's wrong.  "heaven" is all over the place.  the word "hell" is only used in the new testament, per the online bible i just consulted.  in the old testament they used phrases like "the grave", "the pit", or "death" to mean a place of eternal damnation - but never the word "hell".

FWIW, neither book was written in english, so…

correct, but every culture touched by one of the Big Three monotheistic religions has a direct translation for the word "hell".  so while the original hebrew, aramaic, greek, etc. texts would not have H + E + L + L they would have used their direct equivalent (or in the case of the old testament, not).

sweetcell wrote:
bacon and religion cannot be separated.

can confirm

I pondered whether this so go here or random randomness, because not sure if this can be define as food..

A massive Cheez-It, which is 16 times the standard size, serves as the base for Taco Bell's new "Big Cheez-It Tostada



New York (CNN Business)Taco Bell is testing a new menu item with a beloved snack food. The fast-food chain hopes the creation can replicate the success of its Doritos shells.

https://www.cnn.com/2022/06/29/business/taco-bell-cheez-it-test/index.html

What does this have to do with bacon?