/lit/ - Literature

>>16135159
“‘For these reasons, make it your business from beginning to end to do your absolute utmost always in everyway to surpass us and our ancestors in glory. If you do not, be sure that if we excel you in valor, our victory, as we see it, brings us shame, but if we are excelled by you, our defeat brings happiness. And the surest way to bring about our defeat and your victory would be if you would prepare yourselves not to abuse and waste the good repute of your ancestors, because you are aware that for a man with self-respect nothing is more disgraceful than to make himself honored not through himself, but through his ancestors’ glory. Honors that come from ancestors are a noble and magnificent treasure for their descendants, but it is shameful and unmanly to enjoy the use of a treasure of wealth and honors and fail to hand it on to the following generation because of a lack of acquisitions and public recognition on one’s own part. And if you will live as we advise you to live, you will come to us as friends to friends, when your destiny conveys you here; but if you have neglected our advice and behaved as cowards, no one will welcome you. So ends what is to be reported to our sons. “‘And as for those of our fathers and mothers who still live, one ought ceaselessly to encourage them to bear the sorrow, should it fall to their lot, as easily as they can, instead of joining them in lamentations. For they will stand in no need of a stimulus for grief; the misfortune that has befallen them will be enough to provide that. A better course is to try to heal and soothe them, by reminding them that the gods have answered their most earnest prayers. For they prayed for their sons to live not forever, but bravely and gloriously. And that—the greatest of boons—is what they received. It is not easy for a mortal to have everything in his life turn out as he would have it."

>>14950492
Because the reconstitution is only of everyone nature (this is how hell is eternal) it is not everyone's salvation.
That God chose to create a Satan that will be chained in tartarus forever, this alone, makes your god evil, since all evil comes from God choosing to create Satan. If he hadn't freely chosen this, we'd already be in paradise, untainted by Satan.
And you repeating that "it's exactly like this in Christianity" going by some dogma is the exact reason for all of this, it contradicts other dogma, making the church as a whole irreconcilable with itself.