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you'll just be reincarnated back into the system until you get it rightMaybe when you die it's just a forever dream
Read the bible you ignorant clownSaved from what?Of course you can believe whatever you want.
My father told me that when I asked about religion. He then added, “However you will be way ahead of the game if you believe in the Christian God, Jesus, and he actually exists.”
My father was agnostic at best however he was raised Catholic and had a considerable knowledge of the Bible. He loved to argue with Jehovah’s witnesses.
My father never told me he was talking about Pascal’s Wager.
Pascal’s Wager: A Pragmatic Argument for Belief in God
Author: Liz Jackson Categories: Philosophy of Religion, Epistemology, Historical Philosophy, Logic and Reasoning Word Count: 996 Should you believe there’s a God? To answer this, we might examine a…1000wordphilosophy.com
But if you read the bible it clearly states not all will be saved in the book of Matthew
So I have to go through puberty again?you'll just be reincarnated back into the system until you get it rightMaybe when you die it's just a forever dream
the western world is dense in these terms, reincarnation is normal mindset in the east. Elijah was reincarnated as John the Baptist - Matthew 11:15. Christians avoid this passage at all costs
That is why you would be way ahead if you believe in Jesus and he exists.Of course you can believe whatever you want.
My father told me that when I asked about religion. He then added, “However you will be way ahead of the game if you believe in the Christian God, Jesus, and he actually exists.”
My father was agnostic at best however he was raised Catholic and had a considerable knowledge of the Bible. He loved to argue with Jehovah’s witnesses.
My father never told me he was talking about Pascal’s Wager.
Pascal’s Wager: A Pragmatic Argument for Belief in God
Author: Liz Jackson Categories: Philosophy of Religion, Epistemology, Historical Philosophy, Logic and Reasoning Word Count: 996 Should you believe there’s a God? To answer this, we might examine a…
But if you read the bible it clearly states not all will be saved in the book of Matthew
Seek and find.Saved from what?Of course you can believe whatever you want.
My father told me that when I asked about religion. He then added, “However you will be way ahead of the game if you believe in the Christian God, Jesus, and he actually exists.”
My father was agnostic at best however he was raised Catholic and had a considerable knowledge of the Bible. He loved to argue with Jehovah’s witnesses.
My father never told me he was talking about Pascal’s Wager.
Pascal’s Wager: A Pragmatic Argument for Belief in God
Author: Liz Jackson Categories: Philosophy of Religion, Epistemology, Historical Philosophy, Logic and Reasoning Word Count: 996 Should you believe there’s a God? To answer this, we might examine a…
But if you read the bible it clearly states not all will be saved in the book of Matthew
I don’t disagree with that.Of course you can believe whatever you want.
My father told me that when I asked about religion. He then added, “However you will be way ahead of the game if you believe in the Christian God, Jesus, and he actually exists.”
My father was agnostic at best however he was raised Catholic and had a considerable knowledge of the Bible. He loved to argue with Jehovah’s witnesses.
My father never told me he was talking about Pascal’s Wager.
Pascal’s Wager: A Pragmatic Argument for Belief in God
Author: Liz Jackson Categories: Philosophy of Religion, Epistemology, Historical Philosophy, Logic and Reasoning Word Count: 996 Should you believe there’s a God? To answer this, we might examine a…
But if you read the bible it clearly states not all will be saved in the book of Matthew
Time will tell.Maybe when you die it's just a forever dream
I think there's got to be something when we die.
The notion of heaven and hell is probably well wide of the mark in the sense we all stereotype it but think about this ;
You body is full of energy. It's literally made up of energy. It's not a cliche or a figure of speech it's a medical/biological fact.
When you die, where does that energy go? it's the same energy that makes up your mindset, thought process and conscious. It's got to go somewhere - where does it go? remember that energy cannot be destroyed.
Just because the body is mostly made up of water it doesn’t mean there’s not lots of energy tooI think there's got to be something when we die.
The notion of heaven and hell is probably well wide of the mark in the sense we all stereotype it but think about this ;
You body is full of energy. It's literally made up of energy. It's not a cliche or a figure of speech it's a medical/biological fact.
When you die, where does that energy go? it's the same energy that makes up your mindset, thought process and conscious. It's got to go somewhere - where does it go? remember that energy cannot be destroyed.
The major proportion is water.
Until some one can prove any after life exists, be satisfied death is painless.
The pain is involved with accepting it.
you'll just be reincarnated back into the system until you get it rightMaybe when you die it's just a forever dream
the western world is dense in these terms, reincarnation is normal mindset in the east. Elijah was reincarnated as John the Baptist - Matthew 11:15. Christians avoid this passage at all costs
Just because the body is mostly made up of water it doesn’t mean there’s not lots of energy tooI think there's got to be something when we die.
The notion of heaven and hell is probably well wide of the mark in the sense we all stereotype it but think about this ;
You body is full of energy. It's literally made up of energy. It's not a cliche or a figure of speech it's a medical/biological fact.
When you die, where does that energy go? it's the same energy that makes up your mindset, thought process and conscious. It's got to go somewhere - where does it go? remember that energy cannot be destroyed.
The major proportion is water.
Until some one can prove any after life exists, be satisfied death is painless.
The pain is involved with accepting it.
can't answer the simple question - typical of decomposing mortals.Read the bible you ignorant clownSaved from what?Of course you can believe whatever you want.
My father told me that when I asked about religion. He then added, “However you will be way ahead of the game if you believe in the Christian God, Jesus, and he actually exists.”
My father was agnostic at best however he was raised Catholic and had a considerable knowledge of the Bible. He loved to argue with Jehovah’s witnesses.
My father never told me he was talking about Pascal’s Wager.
Pascal’s Wager: A Pragmatic Argument for Belief in God
Author: Liz Jackson Categories: Philosophy of Religion, Epistemology, Historical Philosophy, Logic and Reasoning Word Count: 996 Should you believe there’s a God? To answer this, we might examine a…
But if you read the bible it clearly states not all will be saved in the book of Matthew
I think there's got to be something when we die.
The notion of heaven and hell is probably well wide of the mark in the sense we all stereotype it but think about this ;
You body is full of energy. It's literally made up of energy. It's not a cliche or a figure of speech it's a medical/biological fact.
When you die, where does that energy go? it's the same energy that makes up your mindset, thought process and conscious. It's got to go somewhere - where does it go? remember that energy cannot be destroyed.
how can you believe or not believe in heaven when you don't even know what or where it is.So I have to go through puberty again?you'll just be reincarnated back into the system until you get it rightMaybe when you die it's just a forever dream
the western world is dense in these terms, reincarnation is normal mindset in the east. Elijah was reincarnated as John the Baptist - Matthew 11:15. Christians avoid this passage at all costs
Nope not doing it
My ass, Jesus clearly said in Matthew not all will go to heavencan't answer the simple question - typical of decomposing mortals.Read the bible you ignorant clownSaved from what?Of course you can believe whatever you want.
My father told me that when I asked about religion. He then added, “However you will be way ahead of the game if you believe in the Christian God, Jesus, and he actually exists.”
My father was agnostic at best however he was raised Catholic and had a considerable knowledge of the Bible. He loved to argue with Jehovah’s witnesses.
My father never told me he was talking about Pascal’s Wager.
Pascal’s Wager: A Pragmatic Argument for Belief in God
Author: Liz Jackson Categories: Philosophy of Religion, Epistemology, Historical Philosophy, Logic and Reasoning Word Count: 996 Should you believe there’s a God? To answer this, we might examine a…
But if you read the bible it clearly states not all will be saved in the book of Matthew
you quote matthew on a false translation and interpretation of eternal damnation, but deny matthew about reincarnation.
then you have dingdong laughing with you.
who is the idiot ass-clown, whore-child now?
plfff
He actually said , "NO MAN has ASCENDED into heaven EXCEPT THE SON OF MAN who came down from heaven.My ass, Jesus clearly said in Matthew not all will go to heavencan't answer the simple question - typical of decomposing mortals.Read the bible you ignorant clownSaved from what?Of course you can believe whatever you want.
My father told me that when I asked about religion. He then added, “However you will be way ahead of the game if you believe in the Christian God, Jesus, and he actually exists.”
My father was agnostic at best however he was raised Catholic and had a considerable knowledge of the Bible. He loved to argue with Jehovah’s witnesses.
My father never told me he was talking about Pascal’s Wager.
Pascal’s Wager: A Pragmatic Argument for Belief in God
Author: Liz Jackson Categories: Philosophy of Religion, Epistemology, Historical Philosophy, Logic and Reasoning Word Count: 996 Should you believe there’s a God? To answer this, we might examine a…
But if you read the bible it clearly states not all will be saved in the book of Matthew
you quote matthew on a false translation and interpretation of eternal damnation, but deny matthew about reincarnation.
then you have dingdong laughing with you.
who is the idiot ass-clown, whore-child now?
plfff
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There is nothing left of the self when a person's body dies. .....
My concept of self is a result of a combination of things that are all dependent on a function of the brain we call a mind......
There is nothing left of the self when a person's body dies. .....
You suppose, because you think that YOUR self is nothing right now.
You suppose. If you were interested in growth, you would dedicate quite a bit of time trying to understand why you need to believe that so badly. It’s pretty obvious.The mind is a product of the brain......
There is nothing left of the self when a person's body dies. .....
You suppose, because you think that YOUR self is nothing right now.
You cannot separate the two.
When the brain dies the mind dies. .
You suppose. If you were interested in growth, you would dedicate quite a bit of time trying to understand why you need to believe that so badly. It’s pretty obvious.The mind is a product of the brain......
There is nothing left of the self when a person's body dies. .....
You suppose, because you think that YOUR self is nothing right now.
You cannot separate the two.
When the brain dies the mind dies. .
