[Rev. Jim Osborne]

Re: Proof that Hell is real: audio recordings of the damned!

The email included an attachment of the sound recording they obtained. It was called "soundsofhell.exe" but when I opened the attachment, I didn't hear any sounds. This black window opened and some white text went by, and then it went away and nothing happened. I tried it three or four more times, but still, didn't get anything.

I guess it was a bad sound recording.

Your sound card could be out of date. Try sending the file to everyone on your email list and see if they can get the sound? The more people you send to, the better. Then you will know if it's just your computer or the file itself is corrupted.

[Cranky Old Man]

Re: Proof that Hell is real: audio recordings of the damned!

It didn't work on my computer either. I sent it to all my sons now, one of them will know how to get it working.

[Rambling Man]

Re: Proof that Hell is real: audio recordings of the damned!

Wow, i can say that as a new member this was a shocking and disturbing video, it sounded like real pain with many tortured souls languishing in eternal hell fire. Seek redemption before you're having dinner with satan!

[Godfly]

Re: Proof that Hell is real: audio recordings of the damned!

For any of you who need more proof, this man's been to both Heaven and Hell! His testimony is so reliable even the liberal media had to pay attention!

http://abcnews.go.com/2020/story?id=3359251&page=1

[Rambling Man]

Re: Proof that Hell is real: audio recordings of the damned!

For any of you who need more proof, this man's been to both Heaven and Hell! His testimony is so reliable even the liberal media had to pay attention!

http://abcnews.go.com/2020/story?id=3359251&page=1

Someone having a vivd dream is hardly reliable.

first incident - Drowing, starved lack of oxygen to the brain causing a 'high' which can include seeing things and having lucid dreams.

second incident - Overdose, again putting the advised amount of medicine in your body, also can cause 'visions' and such.

Nostradamus drunk absinthe, and then made his prophecies. But Nostradamus is hardly 'reliable'.

[Godfly]

Re: Proof that Hell is real: audio recordings of the damned!

Someone having a vivd dream is hardly reliable.

first incident - Drowing, starved lack of oxygen to the brain causing a 'high' which can include seeing things and having lucid dreams.

second incident - Overdose, again putting the advised amount of medicine in your body, also can cause 'visions' and such.

Nostradamus drunk absinthe, and then made his prophecies. But Nostradamus is hardly 'reliable'.

Do you have any scripture to back this up?

[Pessimism&Pageantry]

Re: Proof that Hell is real: audio recordings of the damned!

i like the mystery veiling it all. there's no definitive proof of authenticity nor much t go on to disprove it. interesting none the less.

[Rambling Man]

Re: Proof that Hell is real: audio recordings of the damned!

Do you have any scripture to back this up?

You don't need scripture with scientific facts. The body needs oxygen to live, with starved oxygen the brain functions less. axphixiation during certain things also cause this high, people have accidently died trying to do this. But thos that achieve this high always report a euphoric feeling during the time they starve the brain of oxygen, but are still aware of their sense's.

You don't need scripture for everything.

[Cranky Old Man]

Re: Proof that Hell is real: audio recordings of the damned!

You don't need scripture with scientific facts.

Are you retarded? How can it be science if there is no scripture to back it up?

[BelieverInGod]

Re: Proof that Hell is real: audio recordings of the damned!

You don't need scripture with scientific facts. The body needs oxygen to live, with starved oxygen the brain functions less. axphixiation during certain things also cause this high, people have accidently died trying to do this. But thos that achieve this high always report a euphoric feeling during the time they starve the brain of oxygen, but are still aware of their sense's.

You don't need scripture for everything.

Ummm...... I've had my head held under water for a fairly extensive time (mean older brothers) I can tell you that being starved of oxygen is not a "euphoric feeling". In fact I was quite panicky and definitely NOT HAPPY.

If you think it's so great, why don't you try going swimming with a large rock and see how you feel.

[Unfalsifiable]

Re: Proof that Hell is real: audio recordings of the damned!

I honestly cannot fathom how atheists can ignore such painfully conclusive empiricle evidence like this sound clip.

[matthewgholland]

Re: Proof that Hell is real: audio recordings of the damned!

My friend. I too believe in Christ but one thing I do not believe is this story of digging through Siberia to Hell. If this such story was true it wouldn't exist in some poor quality recording with scientist never revisiting. The technology/time/money it would take to dig 14km below the earth so deep to find Hell would be such a worthwhile finding that it would be extensively researched. Even by 'sickular' scientist, it was them that supposedly found and recorded this in the first place. I doubt they would just leave such a finding behind.

Let me fill you in on the details.

This legend is quite popular among Christian groups as it "proves" Hell (and therefore God) exists. Popular endings to the story have it that the scientists ran screaming from the site, or that since the discovery conversions to Christianity are occurring at an unprecedented rate.

If there is a Hell under Siberia, scientists have yet to discover it. What we have here is an enthralling legend that's been spun off an actual event.

In 1984, an article about an experimental well in Russia's Kola Peninsula appeared in Scientific American. The Kola well reached 12 kilometers into the ground, where scientists encountered rare rock formations, flows of gas and water, and temperatures up to 180°. (That's 180°, folks, not the 2,000° usually reported in any "Scientists Discover Hell!" screed. It was hot, but it wasn't hellishly so.)

Those who did the actual drilling of this very real well did not break through to a hollow centre, and certainly no piteous screams of the damned were heard. That part — all of it — was pure embellishment added after this real event was turned into a legend. (Yes, we know that any number of web sites offer audio clips purporting to be the screams of the damned as recorded in the Well to Hell, and all of them sound like they could be the noise from a typical bar on a busy Friday evening.)

The report on the digging of that well and the difficulties encountered during the project were collided with someone's vision of what should have been found down there. A little exaggerating about depth and temperature, some fabrication about hollow centres and screams,

and all of a sudden there was this great story to throw back at those who claim there is no God.

Though it's impossible to pinpoint when the news story about a well in Russia transformed into a story about scientists breaking into Hell or who was responsible for that transformation, we do know that in 1989 the Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN) aired a "Scientists Discover Hell" story and placed the event as happening in the Kola Peninsula. A Norwegian schoolteacher visiting California heard that broadcast and took the story back to Norway with him. He then mailed it to a Christian magazine in Finland. In the form of a letter from a reader, it reached a Finnish missionaries newsletter. From there it returned to the United States, reaching both the TBN people and other evangelists who then claimed they had gotten it from a respected Finnish scientific journal.

In the spring of 1990, the legend as we now know it appeared in both Praise The Lord (February) and Midnight Cry (April). Debunkings of it showed up in Christianity Today (July) and Biblical Archaeology Review (November). Even so, the Weekly World News ran the story in 1992, this time setting it in Alaska and claiming thirteen oil rig workers were killed when the Devil came roaring up out of the ground.

This story has been around the block a few times and I'm not trying to argue the existence of Hell or the damned. I just hate to see people misled. The actual audio breaks and you hear a voice in the mix that sounds like a deep garbled voice (some think it is the devil). If you extract the audio and slowly play back the audio you can clearly hear the audio break and the new audio is snipped in with no background screams and the volume levels change entirely. They are not consistent at all.

I think hell resides in an a place the human mind cannot possibly comprehend.

[Born Again Bob]

Re: Proof that Hell is real: audio recordings of the damned!

My friend. I too believe in Christ but one thing I do not believe is this story of digging through Siberia to Hell. If this such story was true it wouldn't exist in some poor quality recording with scientist never revisiting. The technology/time/money it would take to dig 14km below the earth so deep to find Hell would be such a worthwhile finding that it would be extensively researched. Even by 'sickular' scientist, it was them that supposedly found and recorded this in the first place. I doubt they would just leave such a finding behind.

Let me fill you in on the details.

This legend is quite popular among Christian groups as it "proves" Hell (and therefore God) exists. Popular endings to the story have it that the scientists ran screaming from the site, or that since the discovery conversions to Christianity are occurring at an unprecedented rate.

If there is a Hell under Siberia, scientists have yet to discover it. What we have here is an enthralling legend that's been spun off an actual event.

In 1984, an article about an experimental well in Russia's Kola Peninsula appeared in Scientific American. The Kola well reached 12 kilometers into the ground, where scientists encountered rare rock formations, flows of gas and water, and temperatures up to 180°. (That's 180°, folks, not the 2,000° usually reported in any "Scientists Discover Hell!" screed. It was hot, but it wasn't hellishly so.)

Those who did the actual drilling of this very real well did not break through to a hollow centre, and certainly no piteous screams of the damned were heard. That part — all of it — was pure embellishment added after this real event was turned into a legend. (Yes, we know that any number of web sites offer audio clips purporting to be the screams of the damned as recorded in the Well to Hell, and all of them sound like they could be the noise from a typical bar on a busy Friday evening.)

The report on the digging of that well and the difficulties encountered during the project were collided with someone's vision of what should have been found down there. A little exaggerating about depth and temperature, some fabrication about hollow centres and screams,

and all of a sudden there was this great story to throw back at those who claim there is no God.

Though it's impossible to pinpoint when the news story about a well in Russia transformed into a story about scientists breaking into Hell or who was responsible for that transformation, we do know that in 1989 the Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN) aired a "Scientists Discover Hell" story and placed the event as happening in the Kola Peninsula. A Norwegian schoolteacher visiting California heard that broadcast and took the story back to Norway with him. He then mailed it to a Christian magazine in Finland. In the form of a letter from a reader, it reached a Finnish missionaries newsletter. From there it returned to the United States, reaching both the TBN people and other evangelists who then claimed they had gotten it from a respected Finnish scientific journal.

In the spring of 1990, the legend as we now know it appeared in both Praise The Lord (February) and Midnight Cry (April). Debunkings of it showed up in Christianity Today (July) and Biblical Archaeology Review (November). Even so, the Weekly World News ran the story in 1992, this time setting it in Alaska and claiming thirteen oil rig workers were killed when the Devil came roaring up out of the ground.

This story has been around the block a few times and I'm not trying to argue the existence of Hell or the damned. I just hate to see people misled. The actual audio breaks and you hear a voice in the mix that sounds like a deep garbled voice (some think it is the devil). If you extract the audio and slowly play back the audio you can clearly hear the audio break and the new audio is snipped in with no background screams and the volume levels change entirely. They are not consistent at all.

I think hell resides in an a place the human mind cannot possibly comprehend.

Dear Friend,

Good for you. You've stolen this from snopes.com. Snopes.com is the painstaking life's work of Barbara and David Mikkelson, and their livelihood. But I guess it's more important that you look smart in front of strangers than that Barbara or David or their children eat.

http://www.snopes.com/religion/wellhell.asp

So you're a heartless thief -- what else?

BAB

[I<3Science]

Re: Proof that Hell is real: audio recordings of the damned!

While sickular scientists try to denounce the Word of God as a myth, at last evidence has emerged that irrefutably proves that Hell is real, that it lies beneath the crust of the earth, and that the immaterial souls of the deceased are being torture there forever making material soundwaves of their screams. Here it is:

Warning, it is not for the feint of heart!

First of all it's spelled secular not sickular LMAO. Any you guys are crazy, if any of you believe this bullshit video. First of all sounds can be recorded and edited into a video and then theres a program called photoshop you cant edit pictures. Some fanatical Christian from this site probably made it

[Meek and Humble]

Re: Proof that Hell is real: audio recordings of the damned!

First of all it's spelled secular not sickular LMAO.

I prefer sickular. Just like you. Sicko.