The religious system called Christianity teaches punishment for sin is eternal torment in a fiery hell. Yet, nowhere in the Bible does it state such. Jesus never nor his disciples back then taught such a thing.
Yet, one can use a minimum of two verses in the Bible (and there are many others) to show that the punishment for sin and for not knowing God and obeying the gospel (teachings) of Christ is eternal destruction, not eternal torment.
These two verses are Romans 6:23 and 2 Thess 1:8-9.
Some Christian apologetics claim that eternal torment and eternal destruction are the same things. No, they are not. To torment implies being alive to be aware of torment. Destruction implies destruction. Gone. No longer existing.
The Greek Scriptures or what is also called the New Testament are written in the Greek language. The Greek words transliterated for destruction and torment are different.
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