(Genuine question) Is teaching children about hell abuse?

[MNathaniel]

Do you know anybody who died and came back to life? NDE excluded, of course.

… Jesus.

 

[Julius_Caesar]

Jesus.

Preach.

 

[JMMJ]

No. You heard about that happening.

 

[MNathaniel]

No. You heard about that happening.

No. You asked if I “know anybody who died and came back to life”.

I know Jesus.

 

[JMMJ]

Ok. Suit yourself. I still claim it is intellectually dishonest to tell children that.

 

[MNathaniel]

Ok. Suit yourself. I still claim it is intellectually dishonest to tell children that.

Perhaps it would be intellectually dishonest if you told a child that.

But it would be intellectually dishonest for me to tell a child otherwise.

 

[JMMJ]

Now that is relativism at its finest.

 

[MNathaniel]

Now that is relativism at its finest.

No.

You say that you’ve never seen an elephant, so it’d be dishonest for you to tell children elephants exist.

But I’ve seen an elephant. So it’d be dishonest for me to tell children I’m unsure whether elephants exist.

 

[stpurl]

Your opinion, in that you do not choose to take the word of the person Jesus Christ who DOES know what happens when we die.

 

[JMMJ]

But we aren’t talking about elephants.

 

[MNathaniel]

But we aren’t talking about elephants.

Correct, we’re talking about a person: Jesus.