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LittleFlower378
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Who called who a heretic?
If one does not believe hell is real is a heretic.
Yes, but as dear old Professor Lewis reminded us in one of his writings (can’t remember which one), God and Satan are not opposites, which would imply equivalence on opposing sides. God has no equivalent, being the Creator of all. As Lewis points out, Satan’s opposite, as leader of the infernal hosts, is not God but St Michael. Also, in stating that Hell must necessarily exist, being as it is Heaven’s opposite, you come perilously close to saying there could be no Heaven without Hell, which I believe to be nonsense. Had Lucifer not rebelled, it is possible Hell would never have come into existence. Surely you don’t mean to imply that God intended, when He created Heaven, for there to be a Hell as well?I believe God obeys his own laws. One is a physical law than can be extended: for every action there is an equal or opposite reaction. All life is determined between two poles, light-dark, hot-cold, night-day, etc.etc. If there is a Holy Spirit, then there has to be an evil spirit (Satan), if there is a heaven, there has to be its opposite, that we call, hell.
Opposites are not equivalents, whoever said that? Wet is not the equivalent of dry, hot is not the equivalent of cold. They are just opposites. Sure, you can “imply” anything you want, but rarely is something’s opposite, its equivalent.God and Satan are not opposites, which would imply equivalence on opposing sides