I have some questions for those who do not believe in eternal Hell.
I'll take a shot at this and be as brief as I need to be.
1. Do you believe that the beast, the antichrist, the angels that followed satan, and satan will be in eternal torment? That Hell is a place at all?
I don't believe that ANYONE will be in eternal torment. Eternal torment implies cruelty beyond reason. Even if we were to apply the absolute definition of 'justice' as in equality between crime and punishment (i.e. 20 years crime = 20 years punishment), eternal torment would be nothing short of an act of lunacy perpetrated by a sadist.
No, I don't believe in hell as being a literal 'place of torment'. Hell is 'the grave' and gehenna (the local garbage dump in Jesus' time) is used in a figurative sense to describe the grave of the unrighteous.
2. Do you believe that unbelievers will be ressurected?
Yes, for the sake of justice. They will know that eternal life is not available to them and that this was determined by their own choice.
3. Do you believe you are an eternal spirit in a body presently decaying?
I don't think so. Immortality comes at the end of time.
4. Do you believe you, as a believer, will receive a new body...immortality?
Yes.
5. Do you believe that the words 'eternal', 'life', "forever and ever' as they pertain to the state of a believer in Scripture, are literal meanings?
Yes.
6. Do you believe that Scripture teaches that the blessings of Heaven, and the torment of Hell, are the same duration?
Yes. There is eternal life and there is eternal death. Both are eternal. I have difficulty in others not being able to catch on to this fact.
If not, then why would it be different, what Scriptures indicate that?
There are many scriptures (that have been presented on this board many times) indicating that the 'heaven-bound' will live forever. Alternatively there are many scriptures (that have also been presented on this board many times) indicating that 'the lost' will be dead forever.
And why are the meanings of words like, 'eternal', 'life', and 'forever and ever' literal when describing Heaven, and the state of believers?
'Eternal', 'forever and ever' are both literal for the saved (heaven or life) AND for the unsaved (hell or death). It's the 'eternal torment' part of hell that is not literal. Those that are eternally 'perished' or eternally 'destroyed' cannot be 'eternally punished' in a literal sense. They CAN, however, be 'eternally punished' in a symbolic sense.
7. Do you believe that Matthew 10:28, where it says to fear Him who can kill the soul and destroy the body is accurate?
Yes.
And, if so, does this not correspond with the argument that satan, the deceiver, is responsible for killing souls for an eternity?
Satan doesn't have the capabilities. Only God does. Satan wouldn't be responsible for destroying us anyway. The choice between life or death is ours.
Does this verse indicate that even though a person is being killed, that they continue to exist?
Not sure what you mean but the righteous are the only ones who continue to exist. The unrighteous are destroyed.
8. Do you believe that Heaven is a literal place? An eternal place?
I believe so. And if the question that you DIDN'T ask is, "Do you believe that hell is a literal place? An eternal place?" ...I would answer "no" and "no." One who has been destroyed doesn't require a literal place in which to reside, do they?