If salvation depends upon belief, and if unbelievers are to be eternally damned, then an Infidel has no right to speak.
If I do no harm, certainly I ought not to be eternally damned.
And yet this same Catholic wants his church exempted from taxation, and the tax of an Atheist or of a Jew increased, when he teaches in his untaxed church that the Atheist and Jew will both be eternally damned!
Is it not strange that people who admit that they ought to be eternally damned--that they are by nature depraved--that there is no soundness or health in them, can be so arrogantly egotistic as to look upon others as monsters?
Christianity teaches that this little world is the eternal line between time and eternity, and if you do not get religion in this life, you will beeternally damned in the next.
This God, if infinite, must have known when he created man, exactly who would be eternally damned.
The Protestant Church says: "Read that Bible for yourselves; think for yourselves; but if you do not come to a right conclusion you will be eternally damned.
No God has a right to make a failure, and a man who is to be eternally damned is not a conspicuous success.
Then these same Christians say to the inhabitants of a Christian country: You must not examine; you must not investigate; but whether you examine or not, you must believe, or you will be eternally damned.
He continued:] No God has a right to create a man who is to be eternally damned.
Infinite wisdom has no right to make a failure, and a man who is to be eternally damned is not a conspicuous success.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "eternally damned" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
