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Markup /q/8410
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>>8402 hold your horses, you need to read what hell is according to traditional, ancient, apostolic theology (not post-schism deviations), goyGPT made this clear >gpt space The Orthodox Christian view sees hell primarily as separation from God—not His absence, but experiencing His loving presence after rejecting communion with Him. God's love is the same for everyone: those who love Him experience it as joy (heaven), while those who reject Him experience it as torment (hell). Heaven and hell are understood less as different places and more as different responses to the same divine reality.
