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    Persistence in damnation and inability to commit suicide ... — Carmelics
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    Challenges→If the persistence condition for damnation entails that the subject cannot cease to exist, then successful suicide in Hell is not merely difficult but logically precluded by the same metaphysical framework that defines Hell.

    Persistence in damnation and inability to commit suicide are distinct metaphysical facts; one doesn't logically entail the other without additional premises.

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