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You wrote, “Free-will is the key to answering the eternities of both Heaven and Hell”
So you consider both heaven and hell to be eternal, as opposed to being everlasting.
Are you saying that time either ends or that God uncreates time?
Lots of people seem to speak of the “end of time” but as far as I know that is not spoken of in the bible, do you or anyone else know where the “end of time” is spoken of except for people pulling it out of thin air?



Well… the words ‘eternal’ and ‘everlasting’ are symptoms, so yes, I believe that Heaven and Hell is both eternal and everlasting.
Read post #966 again and you’ll realize why I think free-will is the key to the eternity of the afterlife. The post is quoted below.
Why is Hell eternal?
Hell is eternal because the soul in Hell will never cease to hate God.
Why? Because he or she no longer has the privilege of free-will which he or she has had while on Earth.
If one dies while loving God, he or she will continue to love God in the afterlife.
If one dies while hating God, he or she will continue to hate God in the afterlife.
This same logic is applicable to Heaven. The souls in Heaven have already used their free-will on Earth to accept God. Their free-will is taken away as soon as they beheld the beatific vision of God, the ultimate award. Nothing but love is theirs now.
Free-will is the key to answering the eternities of both Heaven and Hell.

My argument stresses that free-will exists only on Earth, and whatever state we die in, we bring with us over to the afterlife. For example, if a person die in a state of holiness, then his/her holiness remains forever.