If God forgives everyone why does Hell exist?

Answer 1

God is willing to forgive any and every sin, you just have to be willing to ask for his forgiveness.

God will forgive any sin when you repent except for making fun of the Holy Ghost that is the only sin that is not forgiven.

Answer 2

Hell exists as a place of punishment for those who have chosen to separate themselves from God through their actions and rejection of His grace. It serves as a consequence for those who have continuously rejected God's forgiveness and refused to turn back to Him. God's forgiveness is available to all, but it requires repentance and a willingness to accept His mercy.

Answer 3

God forgives because we were made in his image, and he loves us.

Why does a parent forgive a child who has done something them specifically not to do?

Answer2: Jehovah is aware of our limitations. "He himself well knows the formation of us, remembering that we are dust," says Psalm 103:14. He does not forget that we are creatures of dust, having frailties, or weaknesses, as a result of imperfection. The Great Potter tempers his dealings with us according to the frailty of our sinful nature and the way we respond or fail to respond to his guidance.

5 Jehovah understands how powerful sin is. His Word describes sin as a potent force that has man in its deadly grip. In the book of Romans, the Apostle Paul explains: We are "under sin," as soldiers are under their commander (Romans 3:9); sin has "ruled" over mankind like a king (Romans 5:21); it "resides," or is "dwelling," within us (Romans 7:17, 20); its "law" is continually at work in us, in effect trying to control our course. (Romans 7:23, 25) What a powerful hold sin has on our fallen flesh!-Romans 7:21, 24. The apostle Paul explains: We are "under sin," as soldiers are under their commander (Romans 3:9); sin has "ruled" over mankind like a king (Romans 5:21); it "resides," or is "dwelling," within us (Romans 7:17, 20); its "law" is continually at work in us, in effect trying to control our course. (Romans 7:23, 25) What a powerful hold sin has on our fallen flesh!-Romans 7:21, 24. Taken from the Draw Close to Jehovah book on Jehovah's official website.

Answer 4

God does forgive if we ask Him to. Jesus died on the cross so we can be forgiven if we ask for it. Hell was originaly created for lucifer when he got kicked out of heaven. If a person does not ask Jesus to forgive them before they die, they will go to hell. Its not God's choice for any one to go to hell. We make that choice when we ask for forgiveness or if we choose not to ask. This is a very interesting and realistic question and the is just as obvious and realistic. Hell can be perceived as a pit of lava at the earth's core. The story of Hell was created to instill fear in the minds of gullible believers in fairytales. It is the opposite of the North Pole that was created for another fictional character called Santa Claus. The real Hell is the unjust punishment imposed upon many unfortunate children on this earth who are inflicted with disabilities, Aids, and other diseases or like those that are condemned to lives of poverty and desperation. Hell is what innocent victims experience at the hands of vicious criminals, terrorists and bigots. The creators of a God in their own image and likeness also created a greater villain as every great thriller novel. Satan was a villainous character, created for the convenience of having someone to blame for the pains and suffering experienced by the workers/slaves. Satan was depicted as the great punisher (Hangman) of God. Those slaves who transgressed against the imperial rules of the established religious doctrine were deemed to be servants of Satan and thereby condemned to eternity in Hell.

Answer 5

As a Christian you must forgive those who have hurt you. Jesus spoke of forgivness many times in scripture. If He has forgivenyour sins, then you must forgive others, just as He has forgiven you. He is our example. He will not leave you alone. Ask Him for His strength to help you heal your hurt. Then you choose to forgive. He will bless you and heal your pain.

Colossians 3:13 says, bearing with one another, and forgiving one another, if anyone has a complaint against another; even as Christ forgave you, so you also must do.

Answer 6

Because god loves us and he know we need it.

God loves us beyond what we can imagine. But through our sin, we carried condemnation, guilt, and shame. If you've ever been in a relationship, you'd understand how horribly shame, guilt, etc. can destroy the intimacy and safety of that relationship. The greatest commandment is to love you God with all of our heart, strength, and emotion.; to pursue a deep relationship with him. Can you run a race effectively with boulders on your back? Same goes for our relationship with Christ, how can we pursue a relationship with boulders like indictment and condemnation on our backs? So, Christ came, took the penalty, and removed the boulders so that we could freely pursue a deeper relationship with our Father.

Grace is the gift that God gives us through Christ's work that free us from all condemnation from the moment we accept Christ into our hearts. It's purpose isn't to give us a get-out-of-jail-free card but to provide a way that even when we make mistakes, we remain free to wholeheartedly pursue the greatest commandment - to love God better. Grace is supposed to produce fruit of deeper relationship with the Father.

Answer 7

Of course God forgives all. God has created a law called the law of Karma. The law of Karma is not punitive, it is reformative. However, it seems like God is punishing us when in reality our own karmas are being redeemed by circumstances that unfold in our life. Therefore, it refines us. Karma is a law that improves us as we move from life to life till we are finally liberated and united with God. We must remember that God loves us, God is within us. In fact, we are all manifestations of God. God is not cruel, God does not punish, God forgives.

Answer 8

Yes he is merciful any sin i believe he forgives even the 10 deadly

Answer 9

God said in The Bible that we should forgive each other as Christ forgave us!! God said in the Bible that we should forgive each other as Christ forgave us!!