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Hello, hello, hello, ladies and gents. Welcome to this week's episode of The Bot and Beloved

Podcast. My name is Kirby Kelly, also known as at Kirby as a boss on YouTube, Instagram,

TikTok and Twitter, and you best believe that we are getting into a hot topic today.

Not just hot because we're talking about something popular and a frequently asked question

regarding the Christian faith, but hot because we're talking about hell.

Yep, we're going there today. So for those of you loyal listeners who tune in weekly,

you already know that I have a public email. It's bot and beloved at gmail.com and

we're all of you guys can send in your podcast topic requests, ideas, questions that you have

regarding the Bible or just general biblical advice. But this week's episode was actually sent

in by a person named Sophie. She sent in a question to my email and it was awesome.

She sent me like 50 questions and they were so, so good.

I'm going to have to like email her back or something to answer all of her questions.

But one that stood out to me the most and one that I have actually received a few times in the past,

but haven't made a podcast on I believe I've made a YouTube video on it.

But don't think I've made a podcast on was the topic of a loving God and hell.

So this is a condensed version of one of the questions that she asked me. She said,

if I didn't choose to be born, how can I be judged when I make a mistake or if I don't like it here?

How can God damn me to hell for all eternity if I didn't even have a choice to be here?

I've really been struggling with this. It seems like if God's people are flawed, it must be his fault.

It's his responsibility and not ours. Why damn them to eternal suffering if he made them that way?

I feel like Christians talk about how God is just and right, but the world seems so unfair.

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