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CMV: Nobody deserves an afterlife of eternal torture

While humans are obviously capable of some extremely heinous and anti-social acts, I don't believe there is anything that could be done in this brief life to justify an afterlife of perpetual suffering for eternity. 

First off, the idea of eternity seems just about unimaginable for rather short-lived mortal beings such as ourselves. Eternity is like throwing every grain of sand in a desert into the nearest ocean. When that's done, every rock and then every blade of grass. How can the worst kind of suffering (without even reprieve for sleep) go on in this just-about-unfathomable manner and be justified, even righteous?

Secondly, if there is posthumous torture for the wicked (that's another debate), would it not be much fairer to just have a period of torture? A foray (punishment fitting the crime type deal, again, for another day) into misery before joining the same non-existence as the rest of living beings. 

Obviously this is a very religious question, but I would like to stick to the topic at hand; please no red herrings about other, uninvolved aspects.
gpt
If you believe in God and believe that God's law is the root of all morality, then it is not possible for anything God does to be unjust or immoral.  God's actions are moral by definition, and any disagreement you have with them is a failure of character on your part.

Of course, that's *if* you believe in God.  If you don't, then of course this whole issue is moot, since obviously no such thing as the afterlife exists.

So either way, it's not worth talking about.