Accepting Heaven
You finally get to Heaven and find Jews, Hari Krishnas, gays, Hindus and atheist, how would you feel or react?
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Permalink Reply by Ian Fraser on -
Happy to be there. Happy to meet people from all cultures, all religions. Happy to meet atheists and agnostics. How can one believe in an all-loving God,Creator of all humanity, and not expect to see all kinds of people eternally united with HimHer after their individual deaths?
Have I missed the point of the original question?
Ian Fraser
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Permalink Reply by Ron Krumpos on -
(This reply is meant to be funny. No offense intended)
A fundamentalist (of any faith) might say, "I'm in the wrong place. Get me out of here!"
Ron
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Permalink Reply by Mystic Tourist on -
Surprised. I would think in heaven we would have no use for such silliness. It is the kind of baggage that we leave behind in order to get there.
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Permalink Reply by GPDC on -
I have to agree with mystic tourist that we all go back to him with our soul , with all these baggage you cant reach there..basically i dont want to go to heaven nor hell..i wish to go back to HIM..but then who are we to say , HIS place HIS right..lots love to promise heaven and hell..i dont not think so..may peace with you all
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Permalink Reply by N.Shubhakara Jain on -
Dear Avyaktha,
It is goal to reach,one can enjoy maximum,one can convert the world to heaven - which is left to his capacity.
Sound knowledge to recieve problems of the life - heaven.
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