Bryan Calcott

So here's the

So the path that we are going through now does involve suffering, yes, but it also involves free will.

In the same way, you could slap me, right?

You have the free will to do so, okay?

Is God going to come in here and go, poof, and zap you because you slapped me?

Is God going to be like, oh, boom, done?

No, but there is an understanding with suffering, and there's a maturity that comes from suffering, and there is understanding God's goodness.

from through enduring suffering.

Do you understand?

Like you won't know how good things are good.

If you don't see how bad stuff is, this is the problem the angels had.

So you're describing this is, and if you would let me explain the angel concept, you would be like, okay, so he did do this explanation that you're trying to describe.

And so what happened was the angels did have all understanding.

They knew that if they went against God, that there was no, there was, they didn't know what was going to happen to him.

They didn't know about hell.

Otherwise, they wouldn't have gone against God because God didn't actually make hell, I don't think, in that capacity.

But, like, regardless, hell wasn't created for you and me.

Hell is created for other entities that were infinitely evil, infinitely going in a realm outside of time.

Hell to us, it's cruel.

Hell is a cruel concept when it comes to humans because, like, well, how do you make a decision when you get there and you're going to be like, oh, of course, if I knew this was the answer, I wouldn't have done that, right?