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Any opinions in this? Any bibical support for this? Anyone experience a visit from a pet who was no longer of this earth?
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there is a great twilight zone on that subject. the ol' coon hunter and his dog are drowned during the night.Any opinions in this? Any bibical support for this? Anyone experience a visit from a pet who was no longer of this earth?
Yup.there is a great twilight zone on that subject. the ol' coon hunter and his dog are drowned during the night.
as they walk into the light they encouner an angelic guide who offers hospitality to the old man, but refuses the dog.
" no thanks, me an ol' blue will keep walking together to the other place."
Yes, we will. The justification is the non-sinful passion for that in some simple God-loving good folks.Any opinions in this? Any bibical support for this? Anyone experience a visit from a pet who was no longer of this earth?
just telling that story, and i'm not rod serling, brought tears to my eyes.Yup.
If there isn't a place for pets that love us unconditionally, it wouldn't really be Heaven.
The pets deserve it more than we do.
But I hope there is a place where we can take walks and play ball for eternity.
Any opinions in this? Any bibical support for this? Anyone experience a visit from a pet who was no longer of this earth?
i would tend to disagree. if god created these pets, it was no mistake or temptation.Liking animals more than humans is not a good sign.
The fact that our entire society is going in that direction is a very bad sign indeed.
i think we will find a lot of bipartisaqn agreement on this one.
i would tend to disagree. if god created these pets, it was no mistake or temptation.
if you can not love a dog or a cat, how can you ever love a human? perhaps they teach us to love.?
Which brings to mind a question I've always wondered about... What happens if one gets granted admission to Heaven, but decides they don't want in..?
at least i'll never have to make that choice.Which brings to mind a question I've always wondered about... What happens if one gets granted admission to Heaven, but decides they don't want in..?
I'm talking about a last second change of heart about going. Like if one saw something they didn't particularly like once they were actually there.?????
If you don't want to be in Heaven, you won't go.
Love for God is the firstfruits of salvation. If you don't have it, you're not saved.
I'm talking about a last second change of heart about going. Like if one saw something they didn't particularly like once they were actually there.
?????
If you don't want to be in Heaven, you won't go.
Love for God is the firstfruits of salvation. If you don't have it, you're not saved.
Well there is Biblical precedent for a change of heart, or dissatisfaction with heaven. What happens should a human arrive at such a point?I mean....from a Christian perspective this is impossible. The Bible says Jesus keeps our salvation, He has our eternity, and nothing will "snatch (us) out of (His) hand"....John 10:28-29
.The pets deserve it more than we do.
But I hope there is a place where we can take walks and play ball for eternity.