Bryce Carver

Yeah, I mean, I think, I mean, you know, it's like the heaven and hell thing. Like, why is that a thing? You know, why does God send people to hell? God does not send people to hell. People send people to hell. And what I mean by that is hell is both a justice system and a choice in the sense that you mentioned earlier, like,

Yeah, I mean, I think, I mean, you know, it's like the heaven and hell thing. Like, why is that a thing? You know, why does God send people to hell? God does not send people to hell. People send people to hell. And what I mean by that is hell is both a justice system and a choice in the sense that you mentioned earlier, like,

Yeah, I mean, I think, I mean, you know, it's like the heaven and hell thing. Like, why is that a thing? You know, why does God send people to hell? God does not send people to hell. People send people to hell. And what I mean by that is hell is both a justice system and a choice in the sense that you mentioned earlier, like,

if there is no God, Mother Teresa and Hitler are both in the same place.

if there is no God, Mother Teresa and Hitler are both in the same place.

if there is no God, Mother Teresa and Hitler are both in the same place.

Well, it's like a little, like yes and no. Like I can kind of explain that. But if there is no God, we have to understand that Hitler and Mother Teresa are in the same place. And to me, it's like, okay, well then, you know, Hitler needs to be held accountable for the mass genocide and all these other people, you know, the Jeffrey Dahmers, all these people. So,

Well, it's like a little, like yes and no. Like I can kind of explain that. But if there is no God, we have to understand that Hitler and Mother Teresa are in the same place. And to me, it's like, okay, well then, you know, Hitler needs to be held accountable for the mass genocide and all these other people, you know, the Jeffrey Dahmers, all these people. So,

Well, it's like a little, like yes and no. Like I can kind of explain that. But if there is no God, we have to understand that Hitler and Mother Teresa are in the same place. And to me, it's like, okay, well then, you know, Hitler needs to be held accountable for the mass genocide and all these other people, you know, the Jeffrey Dahmers, all these people. So,

Anyways, so that's hell's a justice system, right? You murder someone, you go on trial, you deserve the punishment. Great, and that's what I was mentioning about Jesus earlier, is Jesus's death on the cross, there has to be blood, there has to be a payment for the wrongdoing that's done. But because Jesus is God and he's perfect, he can pay for everything.

Anyways, so that's hell's a justice system, right? You murder someone, you go on trial, you deserve the punishment. Great, and that's what I was mentioning about Jesus earlier, is Jesus's death on the cross, there has to be blood, there has to be a payment for the wrongdoing that's done. But because Jesus is God and he's perfect, he can pay for everything.

Anyways, so that's hell's a justice system, right? You murder someone, you go on trial, you deserve the punishment. Great, and that's what I was mentioning about Jesus earlier, is Jesus's death on the cross, there has to be blood, there has to be a payment for the wrongdoing that's done. But because Jesus is God and he's perfect, he can pay for everything.

But the Bible is very clear that you have to put faith and trust that he paid the price. So in the sense that it's a justice system, we're held accountable for our sins. God makes the payment. But it's also a choice in the sense that, I mean, you could say, well, God hasn't revealed himself to us. Well, Jesus Christ did 2000 years ago, claimed to be God very clearly, I believe. And

But the Bible is very clear that you have to put faith and trust that he paid the price. So in the sense that it's a justice system, we're held accountable for our sins. God makes the payment. But it's also a choice in the sense that, I mean, you could say, well, God hasn't revealed himself to us. Well, Jesus Christ did 2000 years ago, claimed to be God very clearly, I believe. And

But the Bible is very clear that you have to put faith and trust that he paid the price. So in the sense that it's a justice system, we're held accountable for our sins. God makes the payment. But it's also a choice in the sense that, I mean, you could say, well, God hasn't revealed himself to us. Well, Jesus Christ did 2000 years ago, claimed to be God very clearly, I believe. And

There was one week where these people were literally putting palm leaves on the ground. It's a historical event they call Palm Sunday. They're praising Jesus as he's riding a donkey, calling him the Messiah, the savior of the world. A week later, those same people are nailing him to a cross, asking for him to be crucified.

There was one week where these people were literally putting palm leaves on the ground. It's a historical event they call Palm Sunday. They're praising Jesus as he's riding a donkey, calling him the Messiah, the savior of the world. A week later, those same people are nailing him to a cross, asking for him to be crucified.

There was one week where these people were literally putting palm leaves on the ground. It's a historical event they call Palm Sunday. They're praising Jesus as he's riding a donkey, calling him the Messiah, the savior of the world. A week later, those same people are nailing him to a cross, asking for him to be crucified.

And they're asking for a rapist, a murderer and a rebel to be released from prison. The same people that were just praising him. So we could go on the argument of like, there's even a point in the Bible where these people were like, Jesus, give us a sign, give us a sign. And he looks at them. He's like, you wicked generation. Like I've given you plenty of signs.

And they're asking for a rapist, a murderer and a rebel to be released from prison. The same people that were just praising him. So we could go on the argument of like, there's even a point in the Bible where these people were like, Jesus, give us a sign, give us a sign. And he looks at them. He's like, you wicked generation. Like I've given you plenty of signs.