Why would Jason go to Hell?
If you believe in th concept of God and Heaven and He'll, isn't Jason technically doing Holy work since he is killing all the sinners?
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I doubt Jason ever "atoned" for his sins or felt any remorse or surrendered to a higher power (other than his mother) so uh, yeah, he goes to hell.
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I never understood it either. How come Freddy didn't stay in hell either?
Jason, after Part 4 he was not even alive, If he had a "Soul" it was probably gone after 4.
What we see after that is more likely a zombie. I doubt Jason's soul returned in 6.
It just makes no sense.
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If there were people like Jason in Heaven, nobody would want to go there.
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Thal Shalt Not Kill, The Bible is pretty big on that one.
shareMoses said that was a commandment. So yeah they're big on it? other than all times people get killed in the Bible, many by God himself. The Bible is a load of crap.
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Moses said that was a commandment. So yeah they're big on it? other than all times people get killed in the Bible, many by God himself. The Bible is a load of crap.
No offense but do you even know what kind of people the enemies of Israel were in the Old Testament? They killed their own children for their Gods for crying out loud! I admit the Old Testament is pretty strict but God knew the ways of the Old Testament were keeping a lot of people from knowing him so he sent Jesus to die on the cross for everyone's sin to be forgiven. Not just the Israelites. Also at least Christianity recognizes nobody is perfect. Unlike Judaism and Islam where it's about following a bunch of strict rules to be a perfect human being.
Sorry I just had to stand up for my faith.
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No offense but do you even know what kind of people the enemies of Israel were in the Old Testament? They killed their own children for their Gods for crying out loud! I admit the Old Testament is pretty strict but God knew the ways of the Old Testament were keeping a lot of people from knowing him so he sent Jesus to die on the cross for everyone's sin to be forgiven. Not just the Israelites. Also at least Christianity recognizes nobody is perfect. Unlike Judaism and Islam where it's about following a bunch of strict rules to be a perfect human being.
Sorry I just had to stand up for my faith.
Doesn't Jesus contradict the Hebrew God featured in the Old Testament? Then again that's bound to happen when you try to connect new stories with old ones.
Personally I don't believe in such things like Noah's flood, and even if such an event did occur, I wouldn't for one second believe only evil died in that flood.
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Doesn't Jesus contradict the Hebrew God featured in the Old Testament? Then again that's bound to happen when you try to connect new stories with old ones.
I've always been taught Jesus came to fulfill the law. Also Jesus does mention a lot of the old testament prophets in his teachings and there are references to him through out the old Testament. The Book of Daniel tells of his coming.
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I've always been taught Jesus came to fulfill the law. Also Jesus does mention a lot of the old testament prophets in his teachings and there are references to him through out the old Testament. The Book of Daniel tells of his coming.
The Old Testament is based on Hebrew writings, and talks about the coming of a Messiah. And unless you take those prophecies as pointlessly confusing metaphors, they're not actually talking about Jesus.
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