It is strange to me how many think that “you are going to die” is a harsher threat than “you will live a long life that will be severely crippled”.
If I die, I cease to exist. So, while from the standpoint of the pre-death me, it is very unfortunate, the post-death me is either a null or an ephemeral entity in a different dimension (depending on which of the belief systems works)
Remaining in the same spatial domain but set back into oblivion by my own choices is about as close to the definition of hell as it can get.
If I die, I cease to exist. So, while from the standpoint of the pre-death me, it is very unfortunate, the post-death me is either a null or an ephemeral entity in a different dimension (depending on which of the belief systems works)
Remaining in the same spatial domain but set back into oblivion by my own choices is about as close to the definition of hell as it can get.