The Day of Judgment (Creator, faith, Abraham, God, Christians)

[Peace]

Originally Posted by Gentoo

I would be very confused and probably demand (if one can demand something of God ) to know why I wasn't in Summerland.

Paradise is much better than Summerland, it's better than anything you can ever imagine

[Gentoo]

Originally Posted by Peace

Paradise is much better than Summerland, it's better than anything you can ever imagine

Read my last post, I had just finished it

[YmirGF]

Originally Posted by Peace

I am just interested and would like to ask those who don't believe in an afterlife, what would be your reaction and feeling if you find yourself resurrected after death and brought to account in front of your Creator at the day of Judgment?
What will be your feeling like?

• Feeling a great remorse for not preparing for the afterlife
• Ask forgiveness from God
• Waiting for God's mercy on you
• Hope that you were a believer

Peace

Given that my views of the so-called afterlife are more radical than anything posited by man's religions I feel I can answer this question as one who does not believe in the generally accepted views of said "afterlife".

I will be extremely surprised if Judgment Day arrives. At this juncture in time I consider such tales to be the delusions perpetrated by inept scoundrels.

I would not have any regrets whatsoever regarding so-called preparations for the "afterlife". Neither would I ask for forgiveness from any self-proclaimed "God". God's mercy? Um, what's he gonna do? Send me to Hellfire for eternity? LOL. Sorry, I am unafraid of man's contemptible notions of his psychopathic god concepts. I do hope that it "works out" for those who wish to believe this type of inanity.

Hope that I was a believer? Que? Peace, my "god" already knows me well. I have no worries or concerns that I may be wrong. At least I already admit it. (Pity others can’t seem to.)

[Peace]

Originally Posted by Gentoo

Read my last post, I had just finished it

Yes I've just seen it
So I see that you do believe that you will return back to earth, but for what purpose? Is that would be another test?

[Gentoo]

Originally Posted by Peace

Yes I've just seen it
So I see that you do believe that you will return back to earth, but for what purpose? Is that would be another test?

I believe that our souls have a whole curriculum of lessons to be taught before we can become enlightened and forever dwell in the kingdom of the Gods. Each lifetime has a series of these lessons to the person to either overcome and conquer, or to not overcome and have to repeat said lesson. Sometimes that lesson is repeated in the same lifetime, sometimes not.

[Peace]

Originally Posted by YmirGF

Given that my views of the so-called afterlife are more radical than anything posited by man's religions I feel I can answer this question as one who does not believe in the generally accepted views of said "afterlife".

I will be extremely surprised if Judgment Day arrives. At this juncture in time I consider such tales to be the delusions perpetrated by inept scoundrels.

I would not have any regrets whatsoever regarding so-called preparations for the "afterlife". Neither would I ask for forgiveness from any self-proclaimed "God". God's mercy? Um, what's he gonna do? Send me to Hellfire for eternity? LOL.

And what would you do if that's really what will happen? If you open your eyes and find yourself brought to account and thus find out that you were totally wrong ?

Hope that I was a believer? Que? Peace, my "god" already knows me well. I have no worries or concerns that I may be wrong. At least I already admit it. (Pity others can’t seem to.)

Actually, I do pity you much more than others.

[Peace]

Originally Posted by Gentoo

I believe that our souls have a whole curriculum of lessons to be taught before we can become enlightened and forever dwell in the kingdom of the Gods. Each lifetime has a series of these lessons to the person to either overcome and conquer, or to not overcome and have to repeat said lesson. Sometimes that lesson is repeated in the same lifetime, sometimes not.

According to your view of the afterlife I find it a long way to run before being able to attain the eternal bliss, happiness and peace of mind.

Peace

[Gentoo]

Originally Posted by Peace

According to your view of the afterlife I find it a long way to run before being able to attain the eternal bliss, happiness and peace of mind.

Peace

But it's worth it I'm in it for the marathon One hop at a time