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Hell's Population Clock Update (19)
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38 days have elapsed since beginning the topic on Mar 21, 2011.
Using the original factor of 2,669 adult-age Americans transferring to perdition per each 24-hour civil day, suggests that 101,422 adult-age Americans have passed through the gates of Hades just since beginning the topic.
The world-wide total, based upon the original factor of 59,273 condemned souls per 24-hour civil day, suggests 2,252,374 total arrivals in perdition since beginning the topic . . . and the clock is still ticking.
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"Who is that mighty one who seems not to heed the fire, and lieth lowering and disdainful, so that the fiery rain seem not to mellow him? And he himself, who had become aware that I was questioning my guide about him, cried: Such as I was living, am I in death."
Dante's Divine Comedy
Inferno, canto XIV, v.46-51
Dante's "mighty one" refers to a character in the epic named Capaneus; representing people who retain in Hell the very qualities which sent them there to begin with; and in Capaneus' case, he represents a very stubborn blasphemer who simply refuses to be cowed in the slightest by a flaming substance that settles on him continually like snowflakes except that the flakes in his predicament are not ice, but rather, akin to hot, glowing cinders.
As usual, though Dante's concepts are impressionistic, they do contain a kernel of truth, and in this example; it's that people arrive dead in Hell just as corrupt as they were in life.
†. Rev 22:11 . . He that is unjust, let him be unjust still: and he which is filthy, let him be filthy still: and he that is righteous, let him be righteous still: and he that is holy, let him be holy still.
C.L.I.F.F.
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38 days have elapsed since beginning the topic on Mar 21, 2011.
Using the original factor of 2,669 adult-age Americans transferring to perdition per each 24-hour civil day, suggests that 101,422 adult-age Americans have passed through the gates of Hades just since beginning the topic.
The world-wide total, based upon the original factor of 59,273 condemned souls per 24-hour civil day, suggests 2,252,374 total arrivals in perdition since beginning the topic . . . and the clock is still ticking.
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"Who is that mighty one who seems not to heed the fire, and lieth lowering and disdainful, so that the fiery rain seem not to mellow him? And he himself, who had become aware that I was questioning my guide about him, cried: Such as I was living, am I in death."
Dante's Divine Comedy
Inferno, canto XIV, v.46-51
Dante's "mighty one" refers to a character in the epic named Capaneus; representing people who retain in Hell the very qualities which sent them there to begin with; and in Capaneus' case, he represents a very stubborn blasphemer who simply refuses to be cowed in the slightest by a flaming substance that settles on him continually like snowflakes except that the flakes in his predicament are not ice, but rather, akin to hot, glowing cinders.
As usual, though Dante's concepts are impressionistic, they do contain a kernel of truth, and in this example; it's that people arrive dead in Hell just as corrupt as they were in life.
†. Rev 22:11 . . He that is unjust, let him be unjust still: and he which is filthy, let him be filthy still: and he that is righteous, let him be righteous still: and he that is holy, let him be holy still.
C.L.I.F.F.
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