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You apparently know even less about the doctrines Hunt attacked than he did.

Nothing Jesus said in any way goes against the idea of Purgatory. “It is finished” refers to His act of sacrifice not how His act of sacrifice would effect us.

And no Catholic is ignoring what Peter said in 1 Peter 3:18. If you knew what Purgatory is you would know it is not about punishment for sins in the sacrificial sense - Jesus took care of that - it is merely purging for our attachment to sin so that we can enter Heaven perfectly cleansed as required by Rev. 21:27. Ever notice how many Protestants ignore what Peter said three verses later in 1 Peter 3:21?

“Rest in Peace, Dave Hunt and thank you for all you did to correct errors in many areas.”

The ultimate irony is, if he is going to Heaven, he’ll probably be suffering in Purgatory quite a bit.

You apparently know even less about the doctrines Hunt ~~attacked~~ exposed than he did.

I Corrected your statement.

That's why I quoted DIRECTLY from Catholic dogma.

Nothing Jesus said in any way goes against the idea of Purgatory

Sorry, Jesus died for our sins, and cleansed us from them.

He died on the cross with ALL of our sins upon Him, making purgatory unnecessary and in fact denies the sacrifice that Jesus made on the cross.

Here is the quote FROM CATHOLIC teachings, I will "bold" the parts you seemed not to see:

The latter council described purgatory as a place where the souls of the dead make expiation "in the next life through fire and torments or purifying punishments." According to Vatican II, "in purgatory the souls of those ‘who died in the charity of God and truly repentant, but who had not made satisfaction with adequate penance for their sins and omissions’ are cleansed after death with punishments designed to purge away their debt." The Catechism of the Catholic Church describes purgatory as place of "cleansing fire."[1031]

Look it up. If you disagree with it, good.

(purgatory) is merely purging for our attachment to sin so that we can enter Heaven perfectly cleansed

Jesus already did that.

Should I repeat it or can you read what Jesus did on the cross that I wrote above?

"The ultimate irony is, if he is going to Heaven, he’ll probably be suffering in Purgatory quite a bit.

LOL, Christians don't go to purgatory upon death, they go right to be with Jesus. (Dave Hunt did a great job exposing the fallacy of purgatory)

I can give you the scriptures to confirm if you don't know them.