If you believe in heaven, I have a question for you

[TBone48]

Originally posted by: jagec

Originally posted by: lozina
If you believe in heaven, I have a question for you

No, you're not invited. Go find your own eternal resting place.

-God


LMAO

 

[adwilk]

Originally posted by: ed21x

Originally posted by: adwilk
There is nothing about heaven being a slave place... actually, going back to the marriage thing, the resurrected actually become married to Christ...

being 'married' to Christ was used as a metaphor referring to inheriting His kingdom, much like the metaphor for becoming 'Sons and Daughters' of Christ- neither of them to be taken literally. This ties in with Heaven perfectly, because to be in Heaven means to inherit the things the God has destined for man before men fell- and that would be to experience joy, peace, purpose, contetment, true love, eternal life, and peace.

On the other end of the spectrum, Hell would be a place where you cannot be in the presence of God. Now lay off the Southpark, it's not fire and brimstone. It's just a place for those that don't acknowledge God and Jesus, and is ruled by Satan- the first angel to turn against God. Pretty simple, actually.

I suppose thats only true if you believe the scriptures to be strictly metaphorical... just my $.02

 

[jagec]

Originally posted by: Cattlegod
you are getting theories and laws confused. realitivity is a theory where conservation of energy is a law. theories simply describe how something works, a law IS how something works.

The "law" of conservation of energy quickly became the law of conservation of mass and energy when we split the atom. Before, many scientists would have sworn on their mother's graves that energy could only be converted from one form to another...no sneaky mass-energy exchanges allowed. Laws are just theories that have lasted a good century or so. But they're still theories at the core.