In this soul-shaking episode of Musings on Mysteries and the Mythical Matrix, we take on one of the most feared—and most misunderstood—concepts in religious history: Hell. 

🔥 Is it a fiery pit? Eternal torment? A place of pitchforks and punishment?

Or… is Hell simply the absence of God Himself?

🧠 We’re tossing the Dante, burning the goat-man depictions, and diving deep into Scripture, logic, and soul-searching questions like:
🔹 Why would a loving God send people to Hell?
🔹 Does being made in God’s image change the conversation?
🔹 Is nonexistence really more merciful than judgment?
🔹 What does “the worm never dies” really mean?
🔹 Literal fire… or metaphor for something deeper?
🔹 Colossians 1:17, the nature of good, and the Euthyphro dilemma
🔹 What if Hell is what happens when you choose to reject everything good?

⚠️ This one isn’t just theology—it’s a challenge. To believers, skeptics, and everyone in between.

👁️ Are we misjudging Hell by filtering it through medieval art and pop culture?
🎙️ Tune in as we break down what the Bible actually says about Hell, the justice of God, and the haunting possibility that Hell is a choice… not a sentence. 

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