The Bliss of Hell on Earth

When I entered the toilet, bliss put his finger deep into my throat. She felt knuckles touch the throat. She was like a gag, ice cream, biscuits, and the rest of the dessert. I threw her body and wiped my mouth. Her eyes are full of wet pain. I could burn her throat with acid. Her body is shaking. Bliss can hear distant sounds through the wall. The room feels black and small. Pushing her body out of the ground, the face of Bliss drips. She looked at her bones.

The burning flames and dark black smoke beneath her body almost prevented her from opening them again, as she awaked her from happiness and awakened her to hell on the planet. Face, terrible, blistering pain - When her eyes were opened, her skin tore open, she shouted - Early rays of dawn echoing evil bombs and exploding in the air

Traditionally in the past, hell was called or considered a place. Some claim that they reject the figurative interpretation of Biblical account of hell and attributed hell to hell and others claim that hell is a clear place, but rather that the place is unknown To argue. Pope Benedict XVI preached on March 25, 2007: "Jesus came to tell us that we all want us to be in heaven The love of his heart , Many media reported the explanation of this sentence by Richard Owen, claiming hell is a place of reality, but in the Catechism of the Catholic Church (1035), Benedict declared that in his congregation He led the production as a religious doctrine "The main penalty of hell is to always be isolated from God": ii

Joseph Huntheim wrote in the Catholic Encyclopedia of 1910, "Theologians generally accept that hell really is in the Earth, the Catholic Church makes no decision on this subject It can be said that hell is a clear place, but we do not know "He cites St. Augustine in Hippo, hell is underground, St. Gregory's hell is either on earth or underground Said. Aquinas' Summa theologiciae suppl's postmortem supplement. Q97 A4 wrote speculation about the position of hell as a speculation. As Augustine said (De Civ. Dei xv, 16), "No one knows which part of the world is hell unless the Spirit of God reveals this to someone"