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Punishment (Eternal)
The penalty for unrepented mortal sin, separating the sinner from communion with God for all eternity — the condemnation of the unrepentant sinner to hell (CCC 1035).
Separation from God
The penalty for unrepented mortal sin, separating the sinner from communion with God for all eternity — the condemnation of the unrepentant sinner to hell (CCC 1035). God predestines no one to hell; eternal punishment is the result of a person's own free and definitive refusal of God's love and mercy. See Hell.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does God predestine people to hell? No. Eternal punishment is the result of a person's own free and definitive refusal of God's love and mercy through unrepented mortal sin.
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