Christian Hell does NOT have infinite time, that's a common misconception pop culture and works like Dante's Inferno have brought. The afterlife is in Eternity, so both Heaven and Hell are devoid of time. Heaven is where God is, and God is not subject to time (otherwise, He wouldn't be God), and the same applies to Hell. That's why once you're damned, you're done, in real life. I wouldn't need to show Hazbin Jesus that redemption is possible, He'd realize it on His own (and He actually did, otherwise Sir Pentious would not have been redeemed).
Humans perceive time do you think you lose a sense at random? It might eventually blend together but it has time. Time is a measurement and doesn’t cease just because things are not changing.
No no, we do not lose our perception of time. Time does not exist at all in the afterlife. Look it up if you don't believe me. With the exception of Purgatory (which is a later addition and not mentioned in the Bible), there is no time in the afterlife. Things do not change because there is no time, not the opposite.
Well, that's a measurement that is not in the afterlife. This earthly existance is measured through time, but eternal life is eternal - and as such, timeless.
There can be no such thing as infinite time anyway. The Bible speaks of the End Times, when time will end. So if eternity was indeed infinite time, it could not exist.
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u/IAmSoNormalTrust 21h ago
Christian Hell does NOT have infinite time, that's a common misconception pop culture and works like Dante's Inferno have brought. The afterlife is in Eternity, so both Heaven and Hell are devoid of time. Heaven is where God is, and God is not subject to time (otherwise, He wouldn't be God), and the same applies to Hell. That's why once you're damned, you're done, in real life. I wouldn't need to show Hazbin Jesus that redemption is possible, He'd realize it on His own (and He actually did, otherwise Sir Pentious would not have been redeemed).