bignickel
Mad Mod Poet God
I've been thinking how to phrase this. The thought popped into my head when I read the marvelous Chthulu Chick-parody.
A person who is 'alive' is someone who can breathe, ingest nourishment, is not brain-dead, etc.
If someone does not fit these three (or at least 2 of them at the very least), we consider them to be 'dead'.
Now: the 'Rapture' believers believe that when the 'Rapture' arrives, G_d will grab all the worthy people, leaving the unworthy behind to suffer horrible tribulations (which happen to be interesting enough to be turned into block-busting novels that make tons of money).
Am I wrong in thinking that when G_d 'grabs' all the 'worthy': they are DEAD afterwards? ie NOT on this plane of existance anymore, not eating, not breathing, etc.
Do we have large groups of people in this world who look forward to the day when G_d will kill them? Or am I missing something here? Whats the differance between someone who is 'worthy' who dies a day before the 'Rapture', and when who is 'grabbed' by G_d during the 'Rapture'?
A person who is 'alive' is someone who can breathe, ingest nourishment, is not brain-dead, etc.
If someone does not fit these three (or at least 2 of them at the very least), we consider them to be 'dead'.
Now: the 'Rapture' believers believe that when the 'Rapture' arrives, G_d will grab all the worthy people, leaving the unworthy behind to suffer horrible tribulations (which happen to be interesting enough to be turned into block-busting novels that make tons of money).
Am I wrong in thinking that when G_d 'grabs' all the 'worthy': they are DEAD afterwards? ie NOT on this plane of existance anymore, not eating, not breathing, etc.
Do we have large groups of people in this world who look forward to the day when G_d will kill them? Or am I missing something here? Whats the differance between someone who is 'worthy' who dies a day before the 'Rapture', and when who is 'grabbed' by G_d during the 'Rapture'?