Below are my Facebook comments on the Hell Triangle.
Me: I definitely want the lower left corner of this hell triangle. Purple and orange have always worked well together. And the bottom right orange and red — they should’ve used that color scheme for the Traditionalists. And then we have the top yellow hell, what the hell is that? There’s no yellow-brown hell color palette.
GP: No coincidence! That is part of what makes the chart so great. Those brownish-yellowish guys hardly even believe in hell. Another part is that the worst kind of hell (the traditionalist hell) has the most hellish color scheme.
Me: The universalists’ yellow-brown hell reminds me of a boy scouts flier for some reason. But that makes sense now that you’ve learned me that they hardly even believe in hell. They’re just chilling up there, doing their own hell-a thing.
I looked for the original article on rethinkinghell.com but came up empty.
the jesus fever is coming out in the DSM VI.
characterized by an all consuming fear that somewhere, someone is having a good time. the only relief for the afflicted is a kind of self-hypnosis where the suffering tell themselves that if “fun” truly exists, it can be interferred with now, or punished later.
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does this help in your search for the article on rethink? you sent it to me or i found it on werewolfignition.com
http://www.curragh-labs.org/blog/2012/09/which-god-do-you-listen-to/
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“God is also depicted as the architect of the universe, meaning He set up the system in which most people end up in Hell” — it’s a loose lose kinda game.
“somewhere, someone is having a good time” — and to HELL WITH THEM.
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