Viewing Thread:
"YH Question of the Day."

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?

> what does it work like then?

I don't think he said.

Personally I think when you die, your dead.

"It doesn't work like that"

what does it work like then?

Jesus said in the bible that once you die, marriage bonds are broken. I suppose there is some other concept for male and female existence after death, but not the husband/wife way that we are used to. Maybe the ability to love will be lost. Hope not.

Your Honour wrote:
> How many wives did Jesus have then?
>
> He got around a bit, didn't he? They say its the quiet ones...

*sigh*

not Jeasus' wives, the guy wgho asked the question's wives

How many wives did Jesus have then?

He got around a bit, didn't he? They say its the quiet ones...

Presumably your taling from a Christian point of view, since that appears in a christian cerimony. When someone asks jesus weather he will be with his first wife or second wife in heaven, jesus said that it didn;t work like that. Maybe this is the same.

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?