Jonathan Kvanvig and others in the hell literature note that repeated exposure to divine invitation without acceptance can, on plausible psychological grounds, harden rather than soften the will.

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Divine invitation(describing what the statement says people can reject repeatedly): God's offer or call to a person to accept faith, salvation, or a relationship with God.
Harden the will(describing the psychological effect being discussed): To make someone more stubborn, resistant, or fixed in their refusal to change their mind or accept something.
Hell literature(the field of study being referenced): Academic writing and philosophical discussions about the concept of hell—what it is, whether it exists, and what it means for religion and ethics.
Jonathan Kvanvig(named as a key scholar in the discussion): A contemporary American philosopher who writes about religious topics, particularly about hell and whether eternal punishment makes sense with a loving God.
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