#12503 How Can Hell Be Loving? Annihilationism and Confession - Karlo Broussard

<p>&#8220;How can hell be loving?&#8221; This question opens a discussion on the nature of hell and its compatibility with God&#8217;s love, addressing concerns about annihilationism and the role of confession. Other topics include the implications of seeking forgiveness from a priest and the understanding of Satan&#8217;s presence in hell, providing a comprehensive look at these challenging theological issues.</p>
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<p><strong>Questions Covered:</strong></p>
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<li>15:11 &#8211; The idea of going to a priest for forgiveness troubles me.</li>
<li>23:35 &#8211; Isn’t Satan already in hell? The St. Michael prayer asks God to cast him into hell since he’s roaming the world?</li>
<li>28:50 &#8211; How is hell consistent with God’s loving nature?</li>
<li>44:26 &#8211; Not being able to go to confession until I receive confirmation troubles me. I’m in OCIA.</li>
<li>50:55 &#8211; I’m having trouble. How do we partake in sacrificing the Eucharist? Jesus did it, what do we do?</li>
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