If this guy is not Catholic, I don't understand why the DB's posted it.

Definitely a must watch video.

One thing, I always thought that the demons would also be tortured in hell but the evidence seems to suggest otherwise.

Anyone who is in hell will suffer from not being able to see the Beatific Vision, which is the greatest suffering of all. 

Well, someone doesn't have to be Catholic to genuinely see Hell.  In fact, non-Catholics will see it.  I just question whether these experiences are legitimate in general because none of the many I've seen result in ultimate conversion.  I supposed God could allow it for the benefit of others even if not for the individual who experienced it.

I think the bolded is pretty spot on, I think it could still work towards this man's salvation but he needs to get out of his prot mindset.  If he did study Catholic stuff on Hell I think he would be trying to be Catholic and not in his false sect.  

That was perhaps the biggest issue I had with the video and why I mentioned it earlier in the thread. I looked this guy up he has his own 'ministry' and website... He seems presumptuous, a typical protestant mindset. I hope that he be converted

I do think it could still be sincere but he saw things in his limited intellect and tried to process it the best he could.  God could have allowed the demons to look like they were having fun torturing people to get the idea across that they are not your friends.  The demons can feel no pleasure or happiness in anything they do.  
  
What I didn't buy was what he was saying happened to a woman fornicator.  He looked like he had dupers delight telling that story or that he had some weird pleasure in seeing that.   

But yeah, the man needs prayers, I said a few for him already and maybe he has a known e-mail or something that I (or one of us) can reach out to him more directly.  Wouldn't hurt to try.    

I’ll have to disagree with you there.  As St. Thomas explains about Limbo, the Beatific Vision is so beyond our natural capacity that we wouldn’t even know what we’re missing.

First off, there are no demons in Limbo so I don't know what you're on about. The Beatific Vision is when you go to Heaven, you will understand what that is if you go there. BUT. there is no such thing as that in hell. The day that the fallen angels fell means that they lost the Beatific Vision, meaning that they will no longer be able to feel and see the presence of God. And what do you mean we wouldn't know what we are missing? Obviously, on earth we aren't going to understand it, because we only have so much mental capacity, so..?

First off, there are no demons in Limbo so I don't know what you're on about. The Beatific Vision is when you go to Heaven, you will understand what that is if you go there. BUT. there is no such thing as that in hell. The day that the fallen angels fell means that they lost the Beatific Vision, meaning that they will no longer be able to feel and see the presence of God. And what do you mean we wouldn't know what we are missing? Obviously, on earth we aren't going to understand it, because we only have so much mental capacity, so..?

Did the fallen angels ever have the beatific vision? If so how did the willing sin and lose it? And isn't greatest pain in hell is the loss of God which is infinite? Since the damned have lost God by their own actions.

You weren't talking about demons ... just deprivation of the Beatific Vision, which is also the case in Limbo.  Nor did you limit your comments to demons, since you said "Anyone who is in hell ...".  Read St. Thomas on the subject.  If what you meant was that demons in Hell suffer more on account of the deprivation of the Beatific Vision that they USED to have, then you should have written that.

The whole subject was Anthony talking about if demons suffered, but he said that "the evidence says otherwise" So yeah, anyone that is in Hell will have the pain of losing God, and the Beatific Vision, which is the greatest pain of all. And no, people who are baptized and who are Catholic suffer more than anyone else in Hell. 

You weren't talking about demons ... just deprivation of the Beatific Vision, which is also the case in Limbo.  Nor did you limit your comments to demons, since you said "Anyone who is in hell ...".  Read St. Thomas on the subject.  If what you meant was that demons in Hell suffer more on account of the deprivation of the Beatific Vision that they USED to have, then you should have written that.

Sorry my bad, the angels didn't exactly have the Beatific Vision, but it was veiled. After the downfall, it was said that God had revealed even more to the good angels, and that is what caused the demons to be even more enraged.