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Would you wish for heaven on earth?
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With the chance of hell hereafter. Would you like to give up all of life's luxuries so as to enjoy the fruits of other lives?
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Flababob,if you look around you there is a piece of heaven here on earth, I'm just thinking of the beautiful scenery you'd see in some parts of this world.
But no one here on earth can prove or disprove the existents of heaven or hell, God or the Devil. people can voice all your theory's they want, but it's down to the individual and what they believe in, regardless of their religion or non-religion. People don't need a pope or a religious figure to look up to tell them how to live their life. it's all within ourselves, how to live. So stop worrying about heaven and hell and just enjoy life.
But no one here on earth can prove or disprove the existents of heaven or hell, God or the Devil. people can voice all your theory's they want, but it's down to the individual and what they believe in, regardless of their religion or non-religion. People don't need a pope or a religious figure to look up to tell them how to live their life. it's all within ourselves, how to live. So stop worrying about heaven and hell and just enjoy life.
Dolt I like your thought of heaven being here on earth. Yes I agree with that. I do think however that some guidance is needed for the young to find the right path in life, whether it is from school, or a quasi religious group meetings, by that I'm thinking more of Boy Scout/Guide movement, or even a national pride movement to give the children something to look to.
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Keyplus, //Nice to see that few people are back after serving their term.//
And what term would that be? If your intention wasn't quite so transparent I'd say 'nice try' - but it is, so I won't. So much for your newly-discovered honesty. :o)
Incidentally, Keyplus, had you checked your facts before committing your eager thoughts to print your obvious pleasure in my return could have been enjoyed rather earlier. Never mind. Better late than never. ;o)
No advance on the mysterious wheel-spinning hand then? Thought not.
Hi Clanad. :o)
And what term would that be? If your intention wasn't quite so transparent I'd say 'nice try' - but it is, so I won't. So much for your newly-discovered honesty. :o)
Incidentally, Keyplus, had you checked your facts before committing your eager thoughts to print your obvious pleasure in my return could have been enjoyed rather earlier. Never mind. Better late than never. ;o)
No advance on the mysterious wheel-spinning hand then? Thought not.
Hi Clanad. :o)
Putting aside all religious dogma and looking at the Bible record we are told that right from the beginning of man’s life on earth God made the first human pair in His image and likeness. (Genesis 1:26-28) There is not even a hint that God’s purpose for them was that they and their children would eventually die and go to heaven or some other place. As they carried out their God-given commission to “be fruitful and become many and fill the earth,” the earth gradually would be filled with their descendants not heaven.
Elderman, by claiming that God made the first human pair in his image and in his likeness, you are not putting aside religious dogma - you are endorsing it. There is more to the story than Genesis 1:26-28, because Adam and Eve don't appear until Chapter 2 - and there we are given more than a hint of the purpose of their creation. We are told precisely what it was.
I don't do any major things on a chance. There is a Hell hereafter. Life's luxuries have been increased for me since my conversion. I highly value Truth, Hope, Meaning, Strength, and all those abstract nouns that bring chest pains to Nominalists. :)
This sounds suspiciously like the atheist version of Pascal's Wager. We are either (in my terms) talking sin or we aren't. IS 'luxury' a code term for sin. Do you mean adultery, thievery, or what. Like I said, and I will swear to it, my Happiness Quotient went way way up since my conversion years ago.
But I will place a bet : I think your term 'luxury' is the religious term 'sin' in disguise.
Cheers.
This sounds suspiciously like the atheist version of Pascal's Wager. We are either (in my terms) talking sin or we aren't. IS 'luxury' a code term for sin. Do you mean adultery, thievery, or what. Like I said, and I will swear to it, my Happiness Quotient went way way up since my conversion years ago.
But I will place a bet : I think your term 'luxury' is the religious term 'sin' in disguise.
Cheers.
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