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    It is not the case that The term "everlasting destruction" only means that the the destroyed will never come back to life

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    • 1.Resurrection requires specific conditions: the destroyed entity no longer exists to be restored, making revival logically impossible.
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    • 2.Ancient texts use 'everlasting' to describe duration and 'destruction' to describe state; combined, they describe permanent non-existence.
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    • 3.The phrase avoids claiming annihilation's metaphysical mechanism, focusing instead on the observable fact of irreversible cessation.
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