Eternal Hell is Logically Impossible - This is Why!

Source:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W9vJu-CuX8o

In a video responding to a reaction video about universalism, Melissa Denise explains her earlier points. She defines universalism as the belief that all conscious beings will eventually reunite with God without eternal torment. She clarifies her statement that "hell is good," arguing that because God is good, the end of the story—including any experience of hell—must also be good. She refutes the analogy of hell being like a prison, stating that prisons are time-bound for rehabilitation, while hell is eternal torment with no hope. She challenges the idea that God's goodness requires eternal punishment for sin, using a parent-child analogy to illustrate that a loving parent would guide and provide consequences for growth, not eternally punish. She also discusses using gender-neutral pronouns for God. She argues against her opponent's use of circular reasoning by assuming the Bible is the universal truth without logical proof. Finally, she clarifies that she believes in fair, just consequences for actions, but that this punishment is restorative and for the ultimate growth of the soul, not eternal damnation.