You may disagree with my attempt to define your position, but if there is no reward in the eternal sense, will be no eternal anger expressed as reality. The Bible does not say that God is angry with the sins of the wicked. Every day, but God is angry with the wicked every day. Learning is not based on the origin or reason of reality. Man is not created with material or spirit. But there is only one person. These different characteristics of people...God makes the body and mind...inseparable. This means that the whole person is a free moral subject.Man is really a metaphysical existence. God created a realistic man, according to this reality, total surrender to God. We define the reality in the relationship between man and God as a free moral subject. Therefore, God cannot break this moral bond because of God's intention. We glorify ourselves by creating people as moral subjects, so God can glorify ourselves by punishing those who do not meet these requirements. Thank God as a standard of metaphysical happiness. If the existence of man can end, then man will not exist as a free moral agent as an independent existence in the quality of time.  

Therefore, we are what we think before we act according to our natural abilities. The Bible attaches great importance to knowledge, because we first live our own thoughts, and then do it as a reason to enjoy life. The more we know God, the more protected. you are. Regarding the pain we face in this world, we are aware of the joy of knowing God. These joys are like filling an empty well, allowing us to have resources from the depths of our souls. Enjoy spiritual fellowship, just as we like to sit at the table and enjoy the best food. Our moral connection with reality is mixed with pain and worry. This defines our needs because it leads us to knowledge beyond existence. Know how to judge the true value of nature. About this world, and consider two things that we can wonderfully imagine in the eternal world. The reality is not our thoughts, but based on our knowledge of God.We must understand that God's will includes us as a moral subject to communicate with God, whether in alienation or in eternal happiness.