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Post by malikc6 on Feb 1, 2015 11:18:43 GMT 5
This is also why we change the formula for raid. Ants will develop resistance towards it.
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Post by Vodmeister on Feb 6, 2015 6:06:48 GMT 5
Random Thought: Supposedly, if you've sinned in your life and are not a Christian, you go to hell where you burn in eternal hell fire.
But if you are dead, you no longer have a physical anatomical body, and therefore no longer have a nervous system. Hence you would no longer feel physical pain - such as burning - anymore.
This thought just randomly crossed my mind earlier today. No idea why.
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Post by malikc6 on Feb 6, 2015 17:05:48 GMT 5
I believe your spirit is supposed to be a lot more sensitive to feeling than your physical body, but that depends on who you ask. What you just said is exactly what darkmatter2525 made a video on. The idea of going to hell or heaven is preposterous, illogical, and pointless. At least their type of hell and heaven. It's either you burn forever, or go to heaven and constantly praise god.
For me, I believe that when one dies, they go to their own heaven or hell. It only makes sense that everyone has their own individual heaven or hell, and I think that it isn't based on good or evil, but rather if your spirit is happy and content, or angry and sad. Just like your body, your spirit needs to be healthy.
Now I know some of you don't believe in the existence of a soul/spirit, but lets be hypothetical and say that this was proven to be very much real. If you were to die, what would be your individual heaven or hell? My hell would be in constant horrible situations with no pleasant way out and always getting screwed over in the worst ways possible. My heaven would be my own world where everything is constantly expanding and being created so that the fun never ends. I would constantly be exploring and learning. I would also have a LOT of attractive women and decent food.
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Post by creature386 on Feb 6, 2015 18:32:14 GMT 5
I believe that afterlife (if it exists) would be something beyond imagination, e.g. without a perceiving time because a feeling for time would simply not make sense if you live eternally.
I kinda like malikc6's idea of heaven/hell depending on the health of one's spirit, it makes a lot more sense than some punishment or reward (I mean really, what could one do in his 70-80 years life time that justifies ETERNAL punishment?). Even though a heaven/hell concept at all sounds too extreme because no spirit can be completely sad or completely happy.
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Post by malikc6 on Feb 7, 2015 2:43:07 GMT 5
Very true. You could have the most evil person in the world. A serial killer/rapist/robber/animal killer/pedophile/child killer/terrorist/mass murderer/overall demonic person. He or she obviously needs to be punished, but despite what he or she did, it was simply finite transgression. Eternal is a LONG time. It is forever after all. Infinite punishment is infinitely unjust.
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Post by Vodmeister on Feb 12, 2015 0:05:14 GMT 5
Personally, I've always thought that the idea of eternal bliss or eternal torture after death sounds too inconceivable to be true. I'm not trying to insult anyone who does believe in the afterlife, but I've never really believed in either heaven or hell as far back as I can remember. Even when I was in my early teens and still a theist, I never seriously believed in the afterlife.
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Post by theropod on Feb 12, 2015 0:57:40 GMT 5
Anthing after death sounds rather inconceivable to me. I think I understand why many people find comfort in the thought, but there’s just nothing that would make me believe such a thing.
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Post by creature386 on Mar 1, 2018 3:46:27 GMT 5
Whats the the point of posting on this forum when it will eventually be shut down or abandoned? I remember thinking of that moment when I first saw this comment… |
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