Trailblazer
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I fully agree. The question is: Does God care how we feel?If I find myself facing eternity without my pets, I didn't make it to heaven.
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I fully agree. The question is: Does God care how we feel?If I find myself facing eternity without my pets, I didn't make it to heaven.
But what if you don't like the reward? It's not like you can take it back, like a Christmas present.It's a place of reward.
This is heaven for some people, hell for others.This is heaven. The place to know life and capable.
That is called wishful thinking.Best
1. It doesn't exist, it is all in one's imagination.
I'm with you on that one.Worst (Ignoring the fact that it doesn't exist)
1. There is no escape
No worries. A long time ago I pledged to keep all my atheist friends company.2. If the entry criteria are as per The Bible, I doubt any of my friends/family/heroes would be there. So, I'd be stuck for an eternity with a load of boring goody-goodies.
I agree as do many, many people, but do you think God cares how we feel?I have to say, if my pets are not there, then it would NOT be heaven.
perspective. One appreciates being alive, the other expects more.This is heaven for some people, hell for others.
The other is struggling to survive.perspective. One appreciates being alive, the other expects more.
perspective. One appreciates being alive, the other expects more.
that is natural. Learning to appreciate being alive is the hard part to enable.The other is struggling to survive.
Understood. many live horrible lives depending on where they were born and survive.Or the other has a miserable life that might include years of abuse, neglect, bullying, harassment, depression, loneliness, anxiety, or even hunger.
i can see the variety. I personally am and have been spoiled rotten here in the west.They are struggling to survive.
when did i judge? When did i discount someone living in a situation that is hard?Perhaps you should refrain from judging others who feel their life is a living hell when you've never walked a mile in their shoes.
dont be worried,you are not going thereWhat are the best and worst things about heaven?
I’ll start. There are a lot more things but these are my top 5.
Best things about heaven:
1. No more cars or traffic.
2. No more houses to take care of.
3. No more physical ailments or physical pain.
4. No more grief when loved ones die.
5. Seeing loved ones again.
Worst things about heaven:
1. There is no way of knowing what it will be like.
2. There is no itinerary.
3. There is no return ticket if we don’t like it.
4. Eternity is a long time.
5. There might be no animals there.
dont be worried,you are not going there
Understood. many live horrible lives depending on where they were born and survive.
i can see the variety. I personally am and have been spoiled rotten here in the west.
when did i judge? When did i discount someone living in a situation that is hard?
I comprehend that many see life as tough and a hell.
The other expects more than just being alive, especially if their life is hell.perspective. One appreciates being alive, the other expects more.
Yes, day by day.The other is struggling to survive.
It's not an either-or. One can appreciate being alive while at the same time be struggling to survive.that is natural. Learning to appreciate being alive is the hard part to enable.
I may or may not be going to heaven when I die, but sure as shooting I am going to the spiritual world.dont be worried,you are not going there
Look into exceptionalism.My apologies if I misunderstood your comment: "One appreciates being alive; the other expects more." Perhaps you could elaborate on the bolded part.
exceptionalism : the condition of being different from the normLook into exceptionalism.
exceptionalism : the condition of being different from the norm
Definition of EXCEPTIONALISM
No idea, you not only write strange questions trying to dig into an opinionWhy do you think that those who 'expect more' are looking to be different from the norm?
Do you think that the norm is to be in counseling for 40 years of one's life?
Do you think the norm is to have no children or grandchildren and no other family?
I have worked in an office with 'normal people' for about 45 years so I know this is not the norm.