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That's what I was going to say.
The nothing nothings, so to speak.
"Professor Heidegger, what happens after I die?"
"O what is it... the something somethings... or something... I forget."
That's what I was going to say.
The nothing nothings, so to speak.
Absolutely NOT! You will either experience the most joy you ever felt as one of the redeemed and go on to heaven with Jesus for ever, or you will feel remorse and angwish in hell forever for denying his free gift of salvation. The good news is you still have time to accept Christ and live forever.
Hell is very real people, and I don't wish that on anyone.
And if you do not believe the Bible, what can you believe?
I choose to trust God and accept his word is true.
And if you do not believe the Bible, what can you believe? I choose to trust God and accept his word is true.
Evidence, Please?Absolutely NOT! You will either experience the most joy you ever felt as one of the redeemed and go on to heaven with Jesus for ever...
Evidence, Please? (And the word is spelled "anguish".)... or you will feel remorse and angwish in hell forever for denying his free gift of salvation.
Evidence, Please?The good news is you still have time to accept Christ and live forever.
Evidence, Please?Hell is very real people...
Not even a single Jewish Democrat of mixed race with three adopted babies (Muslim, Catholic and Atheist, respectively)?... and I don't wish that on anyone.
The Surgeon General's warning message on every carton of cigarettes.And if you do not believe the Bible, what can you believe?
Ahh ... but does He trust you? Think about it. Why would He have to watch you 24/7 if He trusted you? Did He really say that He trusted you? Well? Did He?I choose to trust God...
As reported by whom?... and accept his word is true.
Interesting idea .... hmm ...You can also create your own meaning and purpose. Since we're (apparently) the closest things to gods which exist, I almost feel it's our duty to.
On one hand, it seems that a meaning we create ourselves seems less "real", but if you think about it, the opposite is true, and taking the meaningless and creating meaning and purpose is what humans do. We take meaningless trees and rocks and transform them into homes. We take pointless boulders and transform them into art. We don't need imaginary skypeople to tell us how to do that, so why do we need imaginary skypeople to tell us what the meanings and purposes behind our finite lives are?
Thanx for the heads upJust a head's up since you're new...these conversations do not go well. She's going to tell you to ask jesus into your heart and seek him and yada yada yada and then you'll see the truth and she won't have to show him to you because he'll show himself to you.
I shall do my best, and forget the rest LOL![]()
That is a false analogy. You are comparing a thing (cops) to a belief (in the afterlife).law breakers hate cops
sinners hate belief in the afterlife.
That's a much closer analogy anyway (though you can restart the computer any time later).
Evidence, Please?
If you're referring to the earlier "Not even black" comment, the poster was referring to what the dead person senses. "Not even black" means that the dead person perceives nothing -- not even the "blackness" of nothing.
Seriously though, If you think we go through all this Joy & Pain with everything else in between and just cease to exist, that's pretty boring isn't it? Not much reason to why you were born, to death, to the air we breathe, to the reason why there is so much space out there, everything..
Kinda like 'Dam if i only get xx/x amount of years then nothing why bother, in the end nothing really matters'.
The kama sutra? Harry Potter?
Kathy can you explain, without referencing the bible, why you believe the bible rather than any of the other religious texts which have been written?
How do you know what is god's word in order to believe it?
I mean aside from believing the bible is god's word because the bible says so?
Why would you believe the bible rather than anything I might say?
How do you know the bible is right and I am wrong?
I really have a hard time comprehending this and would appreciate an explanation.
Faith in the one true God comes from reading the scriptures so you need to try it yourself. No other book has stood the test of time and all the hundreds of prophecies of Jesus were absolutely fullfilled, except of course for his return to earth which is getting closer each day.
Jesus is no myth my friend, that's why we know without a doubt it's God's word and the spirit brings truth into our hearts and changes our lives. God really did send his son to earth to redeem what was lost, it's the absolute truth.
How did you decide which scriptures were true?
I say it is not true. I say jesus is a myth.
Why do you not believe me?
Faith in the one true God comes from reading the scriptures so you need to try it yourself. No other book has stood the test of time and all the hundreds of prophecies of Jesus were absolutely fullfilled, except of course for his return to earth which is getting closer each day.
Jesus is no myth my friend, that's why we know without a doubt it's God's word and the spirit brings truth into our hearts and changes our lives. God really did send his son to earth to redeem what was lost, it's the absolute truth.
Absolutely NOT! You will either experience the most joy you ever felt as one of the redeemed and go on to heaven with Jesus for ever, or you will feel remorse and angwish in hell forever for denying his free gift of salvation. The good news is you still have time to accept Christ and live forever. Hell is very real people, and I don't wish that on anyone.
And if you do not believe the Bible, what can you believe? I choose to trust God and accept his word is true.
I've read the bible. Thoroughly. It's no good.
Faith in the one true God comes from reading the scriptures so you need to try it yourself. No other book has stood the test of time and all the hundreds of prophecies of Jesus were absolutely fullfilled, except of course for his return to earth which is getting closer each day.