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Lol Jimmie come on now he states his exact position and reasoning in the very post you are quoting and responding to. His actual claim is that there is no evidence for the claims of heaven and hell, so he lacks anything with which to afford belief to either. Where is your evidence for these claims?
@ Jimmiej... see mordant's reply. What part do you not understand?
My sister contributes to findagrave. I think she's got about 50,000 posts/photos.
My dad is 79 and handed me family albums. I've been trying to identify everyone and link them up and get their pics uploaded. He's the last to know all of these people.
I put her on there because she was cremated and it felt wrong that there was no place to remember her. People 100 years from now can click and see her and wonder about her. I love just following rabbit holes on that site.
Lack of evidence is only a valid conclusion if all possible sources of proof have been explored. Unless you have died and come back, I cannot consider your “evidence”.
Lack of evidence is only a valid conclusion if all possible sources of proof have been explored. Unless you have died and come back, I cannot consider your “evidence”.
Lack of evidence is no reason to make an assertion as if it was fact. It's not even a hypothesis, all gods, spirits, spooks, ghosts, demons, or ethereal magical places are all figments of imaginations which not only have no evidence, they don't even have any substantive suggestions other than the imagination of individuals.
It doesn't matter that millions have a similar fantasy, that does not make it real.
Lack of evidence is no reason to make an assertion as if it was fact. It's not even a hypothesis, all gods, spirits, spooks, ghosts, demons, or ethereal magical places are all figments of imaginations which not only have no evidence, they don't even have any substantive suggestions other than the imagination of individuals.
It doesn't matter that millions have a similar fantasy, that does not make it real.
I suspect our ability to conceive of the next life is as limited as our ability to envision this life would have been if we were sentient in our mother's womb. In short, as Vizzini would say, "Inconceivable!" I actually look forward to seeing the Awesome Panorama of Infinity as God slaps my spiritual behind after my physical death and rebirth as Spirit!
ha.... love this answer.
You always have a way with words.
Whenever I hear someone say "eh... eternity...boring..." I just automatically think that person has very, very, very little imagination and they should really spend more time pondering and freeing their mind, allowing it to open up and explore possibilities. Whole worlds will open up when you tap into the imagination. I'm with Mystic. I'm looking forward to, as he put it, "seeing the Awesome Panorama of Infinity..."
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