Bible

[jcribb16]

Where will you spend your eternity?

I wouldn't know since no human has had such an experience. Saying one does know w/o any proofs at all is laughably arrogant. But if you want me to speculate...I'd say...Valhalla? That'd be awesome!

One thing we all know by observance is the physical body going into the ground.  You would enjoy Valhalla, aye?

[falcon9]

Where will you spend your eternity?

I wouldn't know since no human has had such an experience. Saying one does know w/o any proofs at all is laughably arrogant. But if you want me to speculate...I'd say...Valhalla? That'd be awesome!

One thing we all know by observance is the physical body going into the ground. 

Cremated ashes scattered at sea in a "viking" funeral would contradict that "observance".

You would enjoy Valhalla, aye?

Maybe he forgot about the "Valkeries", (or, is looking forward to them)?

[queenofnines]

"I" won't spend it anywhere since "I" am my brain, and my brain will no longer function.

I do not fear death. I had been dead for billions and billions of years before I was born, and had not suffered the slightest inconvenience from it. - Mark Twain

[afairclough]

"I" won't spend it anywhere since "I" am my brain, and my brain will no longer function.

I do not fear death. I had been dead for billions and billions of years before I was born, and had not suffered the slightest inconvenience from it. - Mark Twain

Where will you spend your eternity?

You are making a big mistake. How do you live from day to day the breath you take where it comes from? when you lay down to sleep how do you know you will rise again, and it you don't what you think happen to you?     

[queenofnines]

How do you live from day to day the breath you take where it comes from?    

Oxygen molecules in the air.

when you lay down to sleep how do you know you will rise again, and it you don't what you think happen to you?

I don't know that I will. I could be murdered in my sleep (but that's highly unlikely). I could die from some freak object hitting my house (also highly unlikely). Or I could die from natural causes; but that's probably the most unlikely of all, given my age and that there are usually symptoms that can be caught leading up to whatever would ail me. Statistically speaking, I have a near 100 percent chance of rising again for the next 30 years or more.

If I were to die in my sleep, I would never be aware of it. My body would remain in the bed until discovered by my unfortunate husband, who would begin the proceedings to cremate my remains. What I call "I" would be permanently shut off, for "I" is contained entirely in the brain. "I" would be in the exact same state as I was prior to my birth. "I" won't exist.

[hitch0403]

Eze 18 :4......the soul that sins dies

Nothing separate about it....God told Adam at death back to dust

Non-existence

[JediJohnnie]

[Falconer02]

That's not necessarily true, troll. It's just that there's no proof to say otherwise. After all, we are getting paid to show that you're wrong constantly. Thanks for that! Hahaha! 

[falcon9]

[-abysmal lack of the courage of his convictions-]

[queenofnines]

If people of the past never "wasted the short time they have here" on issues that mattered, our world would be very different, and not for the better. THINK before you post cutesy retorts, because they only make you look like an ignorant idiot.

[batmobile]

the devil is very real... and god is watching you... and its pointless to debate it with a blind, non-believer...but if you die and your not saved what will you say then? its too late... if you read the bible and understood it, you would appreciate the scripture and the story, and its value and morals...and you will be happier... its sad when people are not willing to grow spiritually...and not willing to gain wisdom from the bible.  its story is too much to say its not real if you actually sat down and read it

[falcon9]

the devil is very real...

If so, there would be unambiguous evidence to support that superstitious religious contention.  Got any that isn't faith-based 'biblical'?

...and god is watching you...

If so, there would be unambiguous evidence to support that superstitious religious contention.  Got any that isn't faith-based 'biblical'?

...and its pointless to debate it with a blind, non-believer...

Faith-blinded 'believers' like you don't "debate"; they just make illogical assertions about those who aren't blinded by faith and get refuted.

...but if you die and your not saved what will you say then? its too late...

The religious concept of being "saved" has no factual basis because it's a religious superstition based upon specious belief/blind faith instead.

...its sad when people are not willing to grow spiritually...and not willing to gain wisdom from the bible. 

Those are two mutually-exclusive contentions and the latter contains an unsubstantiated religious opinion.

[afairclough]

Pushing something on other make no sense at all, We all created with choices we must see the need for something in order to accepted it, That is why God created us and give us a choice between right and wrong heave or hell it/s very clear, 

[falcon9]

Pushing something on other make no sense at all, We all created with choices we must see the need for something in order to accepted it, That is why God created us and give us a choice between right and wrong heave or hell it/s very clear ...

Both of those religiously-based assumptions constitute "pushing something", (evangelizing), and are faith-based beliefs which others choose not to hold, (and not because some hypothetical supernatural entity "gave" that choice).

[batmobile]

im going to find out...in the groovy kingdom of heaven...and if your a non-believer i feel sorry for you