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When you get married, you say "Until death us do part."
Yet surely, when one of the couple dies, they are only apart for a while, until the other dies. And then the couple is reunited again.
So when you get married, you're saying that you won't see each other again after death. Which kind of puts the whole existence of heaven into doubt, and bearing in mind that marriage is a religious ceremony...
Thoughts?
Yet surely, when one of the couple dies, they are only apart for a while, until the other dies. And then the couple is reunited again.
So when you get married, you're saying that you won't see each other again after death. Which kind of puts the whole existence of heaven into doubt, and bearing in mind that marriage is a religious ceremony...
Thoughts?
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Little Hobbo wrote:
> It wouldn't work any other way. There is no feasible alternative that
> incorporates a way of dividing the good from the bad.
He's an all-powerful being. Can't he peer into people's souls and know if they are corrupt?
> It wouldn't work any other way. There is no feasible alternative that
> incorporates a way of dividing the good from the bad.
He's an all-powerful being. Can't he peer into people's souls and know if they are corrupt?
except for the 144,000 who stay behind.
Reference someone?
Reference someone?
Ant wrote:
> Nope, not everyone can go to Heaven...which just adds to the
> "till death do us part" bit. {:)
but..Revelation!
you know we all go to heaven for a bit while the earth gets turned into some sort of paradise place, then we all come back and live happy ever after.
No?
> Nope, not everyone can go to Heaven...which just adds to the
> "till death do us part" bit. {:)
but..Revelation!
you know we all go to heaven for a bit while the earth gets turned into some sort of paradise place, then we all come back and live happy ever after.
No?
Nope, not everyone can go to Heaven...which just adds to the "till death do us part" bit. {:)
Ant wrote:
> Basically, in Heaven, there will be no marriage. It doesn't mean you
> won't see them again in a literal sense, but you won't be together
> like in a marriage.
yeah but what everyone living paradise on earth. Not everyone gets to go to heaven.
> Basically, in Heaven, there will be no marriage. It doesn't mean you
> won't see them again in a literal sense, but you won't be together
> like in a marriage.
yeah but what everyone living paradise on earth. Not everyone gets to go to heaven.
Insane Bartender wrote:
> So people who are born into poverty and disease, who live for a short
> period of time with no quality of life whatsoever at the risk of being
> ritually sacrificed for magic medicine, do so because God doesn't want
> to intervene, and is instead playing a little game of blind man's
> bluff with 6 billion suffering souls?
It wouldn't work any other way. There is no feasible alternative that incorporates a way of dividing the good from the bad.
Beg my parding but my sound lecture started 30 secs ago. See you again later, or p'raps tomorrow. Bye.
> So people who are born into poverty and disease, who live for a short
> period of time with no quality of life whatsoever at the risk of being
> ritually sacrificed for magic medicine, do so because God doesn't want
> to intervene, and is instead playing a little game of blind man's
> bluff with 6 billion suffering souls?
It wouldn't work any other way. There is no feasible alternative that incorporates a way of dividing the good from the bad.
Beg my parding but my sound lecture started 30 secs ago. See you again later, or p'raps tomorrow. Bye.
Basically, in Heaven, there will be no marriage. It doesn't mean you won't see them again in a literal sense, but you won't be together like in a marriage.
Little Hobbo wrote:
> Rosalind wrote:
>
> I thought that was just 144,000 times 144,000 people :S
>
> Eh? You've lost me there. :)
I dunno. I think I stopped listening at that point.
> Rosalind wrote:
>
> I thought that was just 144,000 times 144,000 people :S
>
> Eh? You've lost me there. :)
I dunno. I think I stopped listening at that point.
Rosalind wrote:
> I thought that was just 144,000 times 144,000 people :S
Eh? You've lost me there. :)
> I thought that was just 144,000 times 144,000 people :S
Eh? You've lost me there. :)
Little Hobbo wrote:
> Watching people ignore the warnings he laid out in the bible.
> If God came to earth and showed himself, performing loads of miracles
> etc, then everyone would believe in him, regardless of who they are.
> He is biding his time, giving everyone a chance to attain to
> repentance. Notice the mention of a resurrection in that Matthew
> scripture I just quoted. It matters little if people die now, if they
> are going to be resurrected to a better life in the future.
So people who are born into poverty and disease, who live for a short period of time with no quality of life whatsoever at the risk of being ritually sacrificed for magic medicine, do so because God doesn't want to intervene, and is instead playing a little game of blind man's bluff with 6 billion suffering souls?
What a nice chap.
> Watching people ignore the warnings he laid out in the bible.
> If God came to earth and showed himself, performing loads of miracles
> etc, then everyone would believe in him, regardless of who they are.
> He is biding his time, giving everyone a chance to attain to
> repentance. Notice the mention of a resurrection in that Matthew
> scripture I just quoted. It matters little if people die now, if they
> are going to be resurrected to a better life in the future.
So people who are born into poverty and disease, who live for a short period of time with no quality of life whatsoever at the risk of being ritually sacrificed for magic medicine, do so because God doesn't want to intervene, and is instead playing a little game of blind man's bluff with 6 billion suffering souls?
What a nice chap.
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