Like I said Oli...free will is obliterated in this description.
ok first things first im not trying to question christianity of anything - I'm an agnostic.
1) Heaven is paradise for all that enter it.
What would happen if your paradise included say being with someone you loved (wife or something) that had been condemned to hell? Not for mass murder, just for generally not believing in got etc? Or would you not be in heaven anyway because you loved someone who wasn't christian or whatever?
I' just curious
This is my fundamental problem with "Heaven", spending eternity with the likes of Adstar, Photizo and multitudes of other annoying/illogical/highandmighty bible thumpers.
thats not what this topic is about, if you love them and they end up in hell and your idea of paradise is to be with them do you get to be, or through some shitty divine loophole do you get screwed outa pardise
Your idea of paradise will fall away when the reality of the real paradise hits you.
All Praise The Ancient Of Days
For which I'm very grateful. It contradicts what Adstar told me though. So now I'm wondering:
a. Which of you is right?
b. On what basis can we verify the validity of your respective opinions?
What does the Bible say about this?
Well you didnt choose to be created, or choose to be mortal. Those things just happened, so will this.Way to go! So paradise comes at the price of free will.
So what is paradise according to you and how do you know your view is the correct one ?
I was raised to believe all earthly memories would be erased. And then I was also raised to believe grandparents watched you from heaven and acted as guardian angels.
Never made sense to me.