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What will you say?
I sorry, but I really don't want to be admitted. Do I have any other choices? If so please direct me to them. Thank you for your help.Hey everyone!
I just found this forum and found it very interesting, and figure I should throw in my first post. My question is the following: When you die, and you go to heaven, and God says, “why should I let you in?” What will you say? It may seem like a general question, but I am curious what the different responses will be.
- Are you new to ReligiousForums.com?tbh, I didn't even know there was a subforum for that.
If there is a heaven, when I die this is what God will say....Hey everyone!
I just found this forum and found it very interesting, and figure I should throw in my first post. My question is the following: When you die, and you go to heaven, and God says, “why should I let you in?” What will you say? It may seem like a general question, but I am curious what the different responses will be.
Welcome to the forum. As to your question. I really don't think God would ask me that particular question since He would already know .Hey everyone!
I just found this forum and found it very interesting, and figure I should throw in my first post. My question is the following: When you die, and you go to heaven, and God says, “why should I let you in?” What will you say? It may seem like a general question, but I am curious what the different responses will be.
Yeah, but you're supposed to give the right code phrase.We
Welcome to the forum. As to your question. I really don't think God would ask me that particular question since He would already know .
Maybe some people don't want in and have no desire for that particular view of heaven. Not the type of paradise in mind for a number of folks.Hey everyone!
I just found this forum and found it very interesting, and figure I should throw in my first post. My question is the following: When you die, and you go to heaven, and God says, “why should I let you in?” What will you say? It may seem like a general question, but I am curious what the different responses will be.
So, if you have done anything good, it is because of nature? In that case, maybe God lets nature in and you can stay out?My response would be that nature is responsible for my faults, so there is no point barring me for faults which you are capable of correcting but did not address.
But I don't know, so please tell, why do you think God should let you in?God would already know.
Welcome to RF.Hey everyone!
I just found this forum and found it very interesting, and figure I should throw in my first post. My question is the following: When you die, and you go to heaven, and God says, “why should I let you in?” What will you say? It may seem like a general question, but I am curious what the different responses will be.
Well then, it’s because I am vastly more moral than the God of Abraham, so if he is judging based his own standard I’m in.But I don't know, so please tell, why do you think God should let you in?
Not expecting this, as more an agnostic atheist, but if such happens then I might reply - didn't you create me, and with enough intelligence to even question your existence, and with so many false trails (all the various different and contradictory religious beliefs), such that did you also expect me to be a gambler - as per Pascal's Wager? A negative result might prompt - well, where is the nearest pub or Hell if such applies.Hey everyone!
I just found this forum and found it very interesting, and figure I should throw in my first post. My question is the following: When you die, and you go to heaven, and God says, “why should I let you in?” What will you say? It may seem like a general question, but I am curious what the different responses will be.
Well then, it’s because I am vastly more moral than the God of Abraham, so if he is judging based his own standard I’m in.
Frankly I’m not sure God is allowed in heaven.