Is Prince Andrew in Hell right now?

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After his "trainwreck" interview with the BBC.
Does he need to make a full public repentance? Or just a private one with God?
 
Maybe some confessions are too sordid for the public. How much do we need to know? If we need to know at all. Epstein was obviously a low life living the "high life". it doesnt paint the prince as a shining one.
 
dodgingstones said:
Clarity is important... just saying
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of course he needs to repent. come totally clean.
this is a classic example for all of us. we can suffer "Hell" until we come clean. Our minds/our conscience wont leave us alone. That is assuming we arent psychopaths. which i dont think Andrew is. He is still in denial. Like an alcoholic or drug addict.
 
Feeling like one is in he'll isn't even close to one actually being in hell. No living human can possibly imagine what that would actually feel like.

I understand your thoughts though.
 
We get glimpses of Heaven and Hell in this life. Sometimes lengthy glimpses. Sometimes lifetime glimpses.
As I imagine whats its like for many living in countries like North Korea. Lifetime misery.
None of us can confidently compare afterlife Hell to Hell on Earth. For obvious reasons.
 
morefaithrequired said:
What about the average citizen of North Korea? Isnt that place a Hell on Earth?
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Yes. If a north Korean citizen is in possession of a Bible there it is a death sentence.
Not that many years ago a missionary group was airdropping Bibles into NK.
"Here you go! Read this. Jesus saves. When you're caught with this Bible at least you know where you're going after your execution." :cry:
What was that group thinking? Besides, nah, we don't need to research to find out if NK officials would be upset by these drops.

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The Hell on earth is not the Hell in scripture.
 
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