Mainstream religion tries to tell us that the Greek word "aionian" means "eternal," and therefore punishment, fire, judgment, sin and hell are all endless. We, on the other hand, understand that, because of context, this word has to be limited to time. Then we say, "There was no Scriptural word available to the Bible writers to denote endlessness." But is that true? If it isn't, then it lends added weight to the fact that the Bible writers (the holy spirit) purposely avoided it when it
might have easily served the mainstream religious purpose.
