Shadee Elmasry – Why Did God Make Hell

Shadee Elmasry
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The speaker discusses the concept of hellfire and how it can be related to one's actions. They suggest that individuals can be merciful and cause harm, but it is not possible to be forgiven. The speaker also mentions that individuals can be forgiven for their actions, but it is not possible to be forgiven for their actions.
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If Allah is merciful why did He create people destined for *?

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Well, if the person is a Muslim, then the answer is we don't ask

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Allah why he did something. Secondly, one can be merciful

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while having justice. Having justice does not negate you being

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merciful. When you disbelieve in God, you plan to disbelieve

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forever. Therefore the punishment is forever when you believe in

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God, but you committed sins, your sins are temporary, therefore your

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punishment will be temporary, and you may be forgiven. And Allah

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deemed that this is what justice is. Now the next question is no,

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how is it a person is a Catholic for 50 years and I go to hellfire

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eternally because you intended to disbelieve eternally what you do

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in this life is what you would have done if you lived eternal you

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can't have a test that's eternal. Okay, fine. I get that. But why

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eternal hellfire? Why not let them burn for 1000 years, then go?

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Listen, do you know better than Allah? You don't know better than

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him. You don't have more mercy than him. So wait a second. You

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did good deeds for 60 years. You never had a problem with being in

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paradise eternally. Why?

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