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 Posted: Thu Sep 29, 2005 6:27 pm
NonMisanthropist Ya know, I really thought about my atheistness. It kinda sucks that I'm just gonna die and not be there. Then again it doesn't. I can't imagine any afterlife being that good. But tell me religious and not religious people, what you think is so good about your religion and what your religion says about afterdeath. If your afterdeath or your before death is well favorable to me, I'll learn more about your religion. If anyone thinks this is disprespectful, it is NOT meant to be. I want to learn abut other religions. Ignorance is the key to intolerance, so nonignorance must be the key to tolerance. If you can, don't mention any other religions in your post and try not to respond to eachother. If you do that, I probably won't read you post and I don't want to do that. PS You people love my hats don't you? Think of your soul as a candle, as the whick burns it melts. Well everyone's soul is the recycled wax of other souls. The whick is your natural life span, now if you commit suicide you snuff the flame and the wax is wasted(the after life for them isn't too optimistic). But if you were murdered be it manslaughter or what have you, you are automatically transported to the lands of youth and they stay there until they chose to return to the land of the living. Now back to the suicide cases, they are judged and if the reason is pure (ie suffering from extreme pain and no sign of relief) then they are granted passage to the lands of youth. On the other extreme they killed themselves for Jihad or severe depression, they go to the winter lands, old bodies nude and it is always about freezing and you can't die. Back to the lands of youth, you are nude there too but it's alway a little above room temp with a slight breeze and a wonderous rolling landscape, littered with trees. It has a both a sun and a moon, a wonderous place to be in my eyes. If you would like to learn more about my religion PM me I love talking about as you can see. That's all for tonight, g'night! ^_^
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Posted: Tue Oct 11, 2005 9:53 pm
If you get over the hypocrites, the bad rap, and the fact that everyone else thinks your mindless slaves that never question God, then living forever in heaven with some guy who loves you is the way to go!
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Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2005 7:33 am
Mercution If you get over the hypocrites, the bad rap, and the fact that everyone else thinks your mindless slaves that never question God, then living forever in heaven with some guy who loves you is the way to go! Just a wierd philosophical question, well maybe more like two. First of all, can one truly live if they are not in a physical form/in this realm? Second of all, can one truly live forever? Is not a property of living death?
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Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2005 6:14 pm
chaoticpuppet Mercution If you get over the hypocrites, the bad rap, and the fact that everyone else thinks your mindless slaves that never question God, then living forever in heaven with some guy who loves you is the way to go! Just a wierd philosophical question, well maybe more like two. First of all, can one truly live if they are not in a physical form/in this realm? Second of all, can one truly live forever? Is not a property of living death? first of all, don't you not have faith in anything existing other than yourself based on your though? second of all, that could be seen as an issue of semantics. maybe instead of living, one could say existing. i don't think death is a property of existing.
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Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2005 8:56 pm
Kalorn first of all, don't you not have faith in anything existing other than yourself based on your though? I hold that it is probable and plausible that others may or may not exist. As to their existence, I am merely unsure of whether or not they do; however, I find it best to assume that it is just as probable that physical bodies (both myself and others included) exist as it is that they do not exist. Quote: second of all, that could be seen as an issue of semantics. maybe instead of living, one could say existing. i don't think death is a property of existing. I would think that the term existence, as a synomn for living is in a similar boat as the term living. I would put forward that, existence requires change. For if it cannot change, it cannot come to be, as coming to be would in itself be a change. Argument of semantics? Come now, do I look like an English major? At least give me the term "philosophy of word."
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Posted: Thu Oct 13, 2005 2:44 pm
chaoticpuppet Kalorn first of all, don't you not have faith in anything existing other than yourself based on your though? I hold that it is probable and plausible that others may or may not exist. As to their existence, I am merely unsure of whether or not they do; however, I find it best to assume that it is just as probable that physical bodies (both myself and others included) exist as it is that they do not exist. Quote: second of all, that could be seen as an issue of semantics. maybe instead of living, one could say existing. i don't think death is a property of existing. I would think that the term existence, as a synomn for living is in a similar boat as the term living. I would put forward that, existence requires change. For if it cannot change, it cannot come to be, as coming to be would in itself be a change. Argument of semantics? Come now, do I look like an English major? At least give me the term "philosophy of word." well a rock might exist, but i wouldn't consider it living. and in relation to to Mercution's point as i understand it, someone could exist forever in not live forever. i don't think it's destruction is necessary for existence.
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Posted: Wed Nov 30, 2005 9:21 am
I'm not sure about my opinion on an afterlife. It changes with my mood. Sometimes, I just want it all to end when I die, and other times, I want an afterlife. It's weird.
I'm a silly agnostic...
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Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2006 10:20 pm
To exist here and exist after death aren't difference. When I die, I won't unexist here, and then exist in heaven. My body will be here, my soul there. It's as easy as imagining a 3D model of Einstein's idea of gravity. Impossible to imagine, but existing through physical evidence.
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