Is Hell Forever? (In Christianity)

Listen,When I have said "Also eternal doesn't really mean "lifetime or an era". Think about it. According to the Bible, God literally created everything. He created the universe and even time. And the thing is, God may have said "eternal" in his perspective because He's the one who created everything. Continuing on, we know that God will never die because He's a perfect being. So this could literally conclude that eternal must mean forever. (However, the only way to eternal to die is if God dies. But God would never die, so basically we could see that eternal literally means forever.)" this is not my opinion. It is plain logic. But not only that, there are evidences that supports it.Let's make this more visual:1) God is real. (Given from Round 1)2) So, the Bible is real.3) From step 2, we can soon say that God created everything. - "For by Him all things were created, both in the heavens and on earth, visible and invisible, whether thrones or dominions or rulers or authorities--all things have been created through Him and for Him." (Colossians 1:16)4) We also know that nothing was created before God. - "Through him all things were made; without him nothing was made that has been made." (John 1:3)5) This could also mean that God created things using His perspective. (I mean, what other sources could He have used to create anything. It was merely His imagination and His perspective.)6) Knowing this, we could conclude that He created "eternalness" in his perspective. But not only that, in God's perspective eternal is forever to him, because He will always live forever.7) So eternal means forever.I would like to give a big shout-out to I_just_plant_the_seed. I have to admit, he did give out a good point and I do agree with him.I would like to say that you cannot look at the bible literally.Perhaps, eternity may not literally mean forever. However, from the context of the Bible, not every single thing should be taken literally.For example, when I have said "He grew tall as a tree," do I literally mean that, that person grew talk as the same height as a tree? Or do I mean that he just grew taller. The second choice is the most reasonable answer.Just as this scenario, the bible shouldn't be taken literally.These two website explain thoroughly of why the bible should not be taken literally. (Thank you I_just_plant_the_seed for these sources.):http://bib.irr.org...https://discovertheword.org...So face the truth:You keep looking at words in it's literal point of view. However, not everything in the bible should be taken literally, but figuratively.This soon proves my point that eternal does mean forever, too.However, that was the small stuff. Let's get in the juicy stuff.You said "No coming back from it... Eternally not existing... " But not only that, you specifically said "eternally not existing". And the thing is, you're not existing WITH GOD. But not only that, you have said eternally. Which context are you using for this word, "eternally". Is eternal in this sentence mean forever, or a lifetime? Because I'm pretty sure you're using this word "eternal" as in forever. But above all you never support sources for this claim: You keep saying Im contradicting my argument.... I am not... I am saying it is eternal because you are destroyed... No coming back from it... Eternally not existing... Not existing in itself is a punishment... Destruction means just what it implies you still can't back up your argument of destruction and suffering forever are the same thing." Because this claim raises so many questions and with no sources, this claim is totally worthless.Also, I do agree that destruction and suffering aren't the same thing. However, from the bible, they show the same concept that is held in hell: PAIN.So this is my conclusion:1) The bible shouldn't always be taken in its literal term.2) Eternal does mean forever.3) Hell is foreverThese are my questions for you:1) After round 2, you NEVER supported sources from the bible. Why?2) Please explain your reasoning of why the bible should be taken literally.From these reasonings and explanations, my arguments and claims are still solid and strong. Due to this, hell is indeed forever.I would also like to say, thank you Pro, for having this debate.I have learned so much and this was a great opportunity for me.Thank you very much for having this debate.I wish you luck as the voting period will begin.Best wishes,JasonP.S. Wikipedia is not a good source.