Bryan Calcott

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, 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.

So that seems like it's such a it's a cruel concept.

But like that's because it's not for you.

It's a different realm and a different reality of different understanding.

So the angels, they were infinite.

They made perfect decisions.

They could know how to make no mistakes.

OK.

And they went ahead and they said, well, what would happen if we just went against God?

and didn't do the good thing that he gave us.

We have the free will to do so.

What would happen?

And in that moment, outside of time, because it's only a matter of time.

They were individualistic creations created by God.

They were individuals.