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Can One Get Into Heaven If Not An Atheist?

SeekerOnThePath

On a mountain between Nietzsche and Islam
If we were to join the gods in a heavenly afterlife, it appears
that we'd only be allowed to join them if we were interesting.
A reasonable criterion would be for one to have eschewed
believing unfounded things about these gods. If one had
foolishly ascribed false traits to them, this could even offend
them, perhaps dooming one to oblivion or worse. Thus
Atheism could indeed be the path to heaven.

I mean, how could you believe in something that exists? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Wouldn't it be more noble to have faith that something that exists, doesn't actually exist? there's your salvation :laughing:
 

oldbadger

Skanky Old Mongrel!
If we were to join the gods in a heavenly afterlife, it appears
that we'd only be allowed to join them if we were interesting.
A reasonable criterion would be for one to have eschewed
believing unfounded things about these gods. If one had
foolishly ascribed false traits to them, this could even offend
them, perhaps dooming one to oblivion or worse. Thus
Atheism could indeed be the path to heaven.
Just for once...... trust me.

IC, EC and all things greasy are banned in Heaven.
What the Hell do you wanna go there for?

Now in Hellfire you can have all of it, the whole dusty exhibition. And you can fire stuff up for the joy of making a noise and lots of extra smoke.

And anyway........... what's a kavorka? I'll bet they're banned in heaven n' all.
 

stvdv

Veteran Member: I Share (not Debate) my POV
I asked Siri if that's the right answer.
This time her response was different.
She rolled her eyes at me.
Yes, this I can understand. She must have felt a little embarassed. I guess you gave her a warm hug, did you?
 

ChristineM

"Be strong", I whispered to my coffee.
Premium Member
Yes, this I can understand. She must have felt a little embarassed. I guess you gave her a warm hug, did you?

True Scots don't hug, they head butt, its not called the Glasgow kiss for nothing
 

Revoltingest

Pragmatic Libertarian
Premium Member
Yes, this I can understand. She must have felt a little embarassed. I guess you gave her a warm hug, did you?
One great thing about the plague is
that people no longer try to hug me.
If Siri tried it, I'd switch to a Samsung.
 

stvdv

Veteran Member: I Share (not Debate) my POV
If I experienced such a thing, it would likely be
an issue with sanity rather than the supernatural.
I just speak in the present, now. You don't seem to have an issue with sanity in the moment, so than it has to be the supernatural
 
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