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    If everlasting torment cannot achieve restoration or reco... — Carmelics
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    Challenges→Either the sinner does not pay for the sin at all, or the sinner must pay for it by enduring everlasting suffering (or at least a permanent loss of happiness).

    If everlasting torment cannot achieve restoration or reconciliation, it satisfies no coherent conception of justice and thus cannot be required by divine justice.

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