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   * [[The Laws of Logic hold universally]]
   * [[Protestant/Evangelical]] [[Christianity]]'s distinctive, characteristic beliefs
-  * [[Hell exists]]
+===== Definitions =====
+Eternal Conscious Torment: the belief that Hell involves humans suffering in absolute torment, fully conscious and aware of that torment, from the moment they enter and for all of eternity.
 ===== Reasoning =====
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   * [[There are goods created by Eternal Conscious Torment]]
   * [[The goods created by Eternal Conscious Torment are necessary for a true Hell]]
-  * [[
+  * [[These goods are necessary for a true Hell]]((Devnote: A good system would automatically recognize this and add the more formal reprhasing, "If something is the best possible Hell, it will have all of these goods." This aids in clearing up subsequent argumentation, as we can see later in this argument structure.))
+  * [[If something is the best possible Hell, it is the true Hell]]((Devnote: For syncing an argument like this, it could be suggested to sync it with a meta-argument, "If something is the best possible x, it is the most plausible x." Arguments like these often come down to definition: as in, the definition of "best" here (which would be in the hover-text) directly coincides with the idea of being the most plausible, not with the idea of being the most pleasant.))
+  * [[No other argument has all of these goods]]((Devnote: A really good system would recognize that this argument flows best in logic when paired with the argument two above it ("These goods are necessary for the best possible Hell"), especially after rephrasing it. So, a really good system would suggest to automatically move this argument up one position for clarity. The order of the arguments is not something I explain much in the Notes page, but is something I hope every user will be able to pick up on/learn.))
   * If the above is true, [[]]
 ∴ [[]]
-=== Definitions ===
+===== Notable Supporters =====
-Eternal Conscious Torment: the belief that Hell involves humans suffering in absolute torment, fully conscious and aware of that torment, from the moment they enter and for all of eternity.
-=== Analogies ===
-=== Notable Supporters ===
 [[wp>Jonathan Edwards (theologian)]] in [[http://www.jonathan-edwards.org/Eternity.html|Eternity of Hell Torments]]

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