Evidence for God from Science

In the OT, Sheol was simply the place for the dead, all dead, awaiting the resurrection. In the NT and after ( the traditions of the church fathers and so forth) it got "intermixed" with the Hellenistic view of the underworld ( hence the mentions of Tartarus by Peter in 2 Peter). Hell can...

Kurieuo wrote: Welcome back Chris. Let me know if you'd like access to your old account.

I would, actually. That would be great.

Is Hell synonymous with Sheol or are they separate locations/dimensions? Jesus' parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus in Luke 16:19-32 contains imagery for Sheol that is fairly similar to the modern conception of Hell, which got me thinking.

Hello everyone. I'm not new but I haven't been on here in literal years. Previously known as ChrisB , I couldn't remember my old password and the email I was using at the time is almost certainly dead, being a Comcast email iirc. Anyway, I am a Christian, and am open to discuss pretty much anything....