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 If everything depends on God, then nothing can exist independent of God.

That means neither heaven nor hell can exist independent of God, nor can any of the "souls" that are said to occupy either one. 

Such a god only gives life while wanting something in return. That god wants either life long devotees or wants to punish those who failed to become such devotees for all eternity. 

According to Christians, this same God is the moral example that all not only should follow, but indeed must follow to save themselves from eternal torments. But to follow the example of such a god is to be willing to torture those who do not devote themselves to him, which is why Christians burned "witches" and "heretics" alike in the name of "love" of their God. 

Who's love? Theirs, for their "beliefs," about their idea of what the word "God" means to them, even if it doesn't mean the same thing to anyone else.

Of course, to follow such a "God," according to Christians, you must follow Christianity, even though Christians have been killing even each other for centuries because they can't agree about which version of Christianity leads to salvation and which ones are devilishly fabricated knock-offs that lead to hell.

And Christians claim that such a God must exist because a "God" that exists is greater than a god that does not exist. 

The problem the Christian never thinks to address, however, is the fact that a God who gives without wanting anything in return is far greater than a god that requires instagram followers to feel "loved," and is infinitely greater than a god who also feels justified in torturing anyone who picks the wrong brand of religion through which to show that "love."


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