Couple of points. And they even conflict each other so I’m really just thinking out loud.
Eternal punishment is not the same as ceasing to exist. Let’s take a dog for example. It’s not going to be eternally punished. It will simply cease to exist.
What makes someone want to follow God? Is it a literal choice or is it built in? If a nigger seeks to honor and follow God, is there something different about him inherently?
Why do Israelites need salvation and redemption? Because God bought them back and remarried them. Do niggers even need salvation?
Is an animal capable of having a relationship with God? He made Adam to have a relationship with him. Adam walked and talked with God. A dog can’t do that. It doesn’t possess the mental ability to even comprehend God. It doesn’t ask from whence it came. Or why it exists. It doesn’t seek purpose and meaning. It simply lives its life. Animals do thrive when they have a purpose or job. But they don’t question their purpose or job.
If a nigger can’t comprehend hypotheticals, how can he make moral decisions? He is incapable of imagining the different scenarios based on what choice he makes.
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