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| View Poll Results: HOW DO YOU GET TO HEAVEN WHEN YOU DIE? | |||
| BY TRUSTING JESUS CHRIST AS LORD AND SAVIOR | | 22 | 29.33% |
| BY TRUSTING IN MOHAMMAD | | 0 | 0% |
| BY TRUSTING IN BUDDHA | | 1 | 1.33% |
| THERE IS NO HEAVEN/THERE IS NO GOD | | 30 | 40.00% |
| OTHER | | 22 | 29.33% |
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| formerly Isherwood Location: San Diego, CA Posts: 12,867 | Quote:
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The Forum Rules Radical Atheist Heathen Queer Let's agree to respect each others views, no matter how wrong yours may be. (Ashleigh Brilliant) | ||
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| Igneous Magma Posts: 672 | how to get to heaven? i safely assume by airplane will be faster and safer than by car or train or on one's feet? i'd prefer continental over united though. but seriously, heaven can kiss my arse. economic left/right: -3.38 social libertarian/authoritarian: -3.59 |
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| formerly Isherwood Location: San Diego, CA Posts: 12,867 | Quote:
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| Kuldeep Location: Bhopa, M.P, India Posts: 1,641 | Quote:
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![]() Iconoclast Posts: 5,077 | Muslims worship the same God of Abraham that Jews and Christians worship. Mohammed also rose from the dead, if we want to believe these Christian and Muslims stories, and there is no reason for believing one is telling true stories and the other is not. |
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![]() Iconoclast Posts: 5,077 | Quote:
As for getting to heaven, I don't believe there is one place called heaven that good souls experiences in the after life, such as the Egyptian happy after life given to those whose hearts are judged good by Isis. There is no more reason to believe the Egyptian stories, than the Christian, or Muslim ones. However, Plato defined the soul as separate from body, and many believe we have souls that live after our bodies die. I agree with Kuldeep that we have reason to believe our souls do reincarnate. | |
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![]() Moderator Location: Reading, UK. Posts: 6,104 | Err...they know how to read? Try here: Nearly two-thirds (of Americans) say nation’s founders intended ‘Christian nation’ I spent a lot of money on booze, birds and fast cars. The rest I just squandered. -George Best, on being asked what he did with his footballing fortunes. |
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![]() Arbiter of Weird Location: New Hampshire Posts: 1,074 | Quote:
Destroying America one Volconvo post at a time. Religious controversies are always productive of more acrimony and irreconcilable hatreds than those which spring from any other cause. | |
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| Kuldeep Location: Bhopa, M.P, India Posts: 1,641 | Quote:
So there is no question of flash lights, camera or the bus. Everything works in thoughts in the metaphysical world. You may come across other known faces as in dream. It is also possible you might watch this physical world but, you may not be able to communicate as you would be invisible ! | |
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![]() Iconoclast Posts: 5,077 | Quote:
Those who die prejudiced, or ill tempered, will be just as they are when they cross over. There is no being or place that magically makes humans fit for the Christian concept of heaven. What happens to us when we cross over is the rsult of our own choices. Kuldeep, I never heard this explained as like being in a dream state, but that would make sense. During the night we process our lives and our dream time can influence our wake time. I can image our period between incarnations, to be a time of processing our lives, and determining what we want to experience next. | |
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![]() Hot Lava Posts: 1,121 | Seems a very controversial statement. XFX How would you define sin to result in the death of the spirit. Liberating a cookie from Grandma's jar when she told you not too touch them or blowing up a village of hostiles who may have been harbouring an undesirable terrorist? Is it the sin that kills the spirit or the acceptance that such a thing as sin exists? Is that what kills you? Have you sinned and are thus forsaken? |
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| Kuldeep Location: Bhopa, M.P, India Posts: 1,641 | Quote:
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My father had only one weak point, he was getting angry very often particularly with our mother. After our mother's death he asked me what has been his mistakes in the life. I remained truthful and told him everything has been perfect but for that Anger you often showed with all, mother in particular. First, he said he is showing that anger for their welfare and teaching them. Second, he asked me to teach how to reduce anger, I being his grown up son and so my duty. I tried at one or two occasions but failed while he was living. His reaction has been that it is not possible to change one's temprament. Then after his death, I saw him one day, in dream rebuking our mother who placed food before him which was not well cooked. In anger, he cried that if she could not cook food well then she need not cook it in future from next day. This made me angry and I caught his collar. I told him, "What happened to you ? Even after death you could change youself as far anger goes." I thrashed him so badly that my dream broke. This left a deep impresion in me that I should not have behaved that way with my father even in the dream. I decided if he won't take food from next day I would also stop. From that day, I donated one time meal for a period of 3 years to any hungry person. This is how sometime dream does affect our daily life !!! [quote] Quote:
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| dog lover Location: over the rainbow Posts: 1,106 | Quote:
I've never seen a God with a sense of humor, who fluffs stuff off. Too serious, and too much about sin, and guilt. Why should we be so guilty? Life is hard enough. "My one regret in life is that I'm not somebody else." - Woody Allen | |
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| formerly Isherwood Location: San Diego, CA Posts: 12,867 | Quote:
The Bible also contains no humor. That's rather telling, too. The Forum Rules Radical Atheist Heathen Queer Let's agree to respect each others views, no matter how wrong yours may be. (Ashleigh Brilliant) | |
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