Does not respond to my post. God. of course, does not consult with you concerning what God thinks and does.
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Free Will No Longer
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Jimmy
King Phenomenon
Yeah it does. My god, the infinite material universe, from which all wisdom flows is an expert communicator.
Does not respond to my post. God. of course, does not consult with you concerning what God thinks and does.
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Jimmy
King Phenomenon
I’ve had reservations about its existence for a while.So you've chosen to stop believing in free will?
oldbadger
Skanky Old Mongrel!
I saw a hedgehog yesterday. Now if that doesn't get a life after death then I can't understand why some people think that they do...... or a Siberian goose for that matter (they arrived here for the southern UK winter a fortnight ago)......or a robin, etc
Now, if you would be happy to be any other creature after death, well that would be easier. In fact you might become thousands of more simple creatures....now that will happen to me for sure because as my ashes drift around on the North Sea they may well get absorbed in to the circle of life, but not as a human.
Trailblazer
Veteran Member
I think animals do have a life after death, but that's just my personal opinion.
Jimmy
King Phenomenon
The way I see it, they will but not right away.
Sgt. Pepper
All you need is love.
I also believe this is true.
I don't see why the hedgehog shouldn't. Or the Siberian goose.I saw a hedgehog yesterday. Now if that doesn't get a life after death then I can't understand why some people think that they do...... or a Siberian goose for that matter (they arrived here for the southern UK winter a fortnight ago)......or a robin, etc
Now, if you would be happy to be any other creature after death, well that would be easier. In fact you might become thousands of more simple creatures....now that will happen to me for sure because as my ashes drift around on the North Sea they may well get absorbed in to the circle of life, but not as a human.