Japanese crossword «The fate of the sinner»
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I was offended by the image at first as so many people fail to understand that in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, God's love is unconditional, unchanging, and universal. But then it occurred to me that we all get in hot water now and then and if I ignore the offensive title, it's an amusing image and of unusually good quality in the thumbnail. (If you care, according to all three religions, the experience of hell is a result of the pain of turning our backs on God. Even Dante has a sign over the gate to hell that say something like "Enter, all you who choose to do so.") But as y'all figured out, humor works better than fear...
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I suspect the title is the result of political correctness... The 'burning' of hell will probably be more like an internal burning of regret - and without any comfort. We only have this life to choose God or reject Him. Hell exists to answer the prayers of atheists.
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Las Calderas de Pedro Botero ( I don't understand you when you say " offensive" , you can say " historic" or "we don't believe this any more" . Have you ever seen the fachada of a gothic cathedral. Google " catedral de León portico" for example