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| multiple | 31-Dec-2005 | politics/religion | verouge | by votes | 49 | 9 | 51.2% |
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| User | Comment |
|---|---|
| Halifax | posted 31-Dec-2005 5:51am interesting... wording... near the end there... anyway, being agnostic, i dont believe in life after death so my answer is nothing. |
| darkshadowsseeker | posted 31-Dec-2005 6:05am |
| FauxLo | posted 31-Dec-2005 6:42am Nothing. Mankind is an extremely VAIN species that thinks itself better than it really is, showing no appreciation for the abilities and impressive feats of the human mind. |
| shorty189 | posted 31-Dec-2005 11:57am You will live forever in heaven or hell. For enternaly. |
| Enheduanna | posted 31-Dec-2005 12:29pm I don't believe in heaven or hell or anything else after death. I believe when you're dead, you're just dead, and the universe continues on its inevitable course without you. |
| patarnone | posted 31-Dec-2005 1:14pm |
| romkey | posted 31-Dec-2005 1:49pm No pain, no fear, no hate, no broken heart. No heaven, hell. You die, you end. |
| Iseult | posted 31-Dec-2005 1:58pm A priest told me that heaven and hell are more abstract than what media leads us to believe. Like hell is perpetual thirst, but you cannot drink. Kind of mythological... |
| Iseult | (reply to romkey) posted 31-Dec-2005 1:59pm Speaking of broken heart, have you seen Harry Potter yet?
I've seen it four times so far |
| romkey | (reply to Iseult) posted 31-Dec-2005 2:10pm We tried to see it Thursday night, and found that Yahoo lied about what time it was showing at, so we missed it. We ended up seeing Narnia instead... which was good... though lousy as Christian parable, I thought. Plus, that lion had no balls! |
| llamamama | posted 31-Dec-2005 3:04pm I'd like to think you come back...
But as I said somewhere else, I don't know what happens seeing as how I'm not dead. But I will be sure to tell you all when I do die. |
| bcollins | posted 31-Dec-2005 3:11pm Heaven and hell are man made concepts. |
| thevelvetcure | posted 31-Dec-2005 6:21pm Who says that heaven & hell even exists? Who says that my life now isn't hell, or perhaps the joyous moments are heaven. Perhaps this is the handbasket. Who's to say I don't reincarnate over & over? Why can't we just rot in the ground? |
| teatree | posted 31-Dec-2005 6:22pm WTF?? |
| thevelvetcure | (reply to Iseult) posted 31-Dec-2005 6:23pm I've seen it, & have it downloaded, takes up 2 data disks, decent quality for being recorded with a camcorder, only once did someone pop their head in the way of the screen. How dare them stand up!!! |
| cloudhugger | posted 1-Jan-2006 12:26am Uh, I was fine with an answer till I read all the explanation then it all fell apart in my head.
What is after heaven?? Is that the question? What you read in the books is somebodys fantasy world. It is an illusion. Life is an illusion. It's all an illusion. |
| cloudhugger | (reply to Iseult) posted 1-Jan-2006 12:29am I went to the IMAX theater and saw it! I saw it on the regular screen, and then the IMAX. Like 2 different movies, each great in their own way. |
| Dino | posted 1-Jan-2006 8:34am You should try reading 'Journey of Souls' by Michael Newton.
It probably has a lot of crap in it, but it beautifully sums up the idea of re-birth - putting 'heaven' as a place we all come from and return to - and use Earth - or other planets - as a training ground of education. |
| Hollywood_l40 | posted 1-Jan-2006 11:04am the answer is in the Bible heaven and hell are for eternity |
| mve17 | posted 1-Jan-2006 2:25pm I'm just going to die and stay dead |
| Iseult | (reply to romkey) posted 1-Jan-2006 3:46pm What's Narnia about?
My boyfriend and I were supposed to see it, but we ended up seeing Munich. |
| Iseult | (reply to thevelvetcure) posted 1-Jan-2006 3:49pm Did you like it? |
| Iseult | (reply to cloudhugger) posted 1-Jan-2006 3:50pm Really? I didn't notice much difference with IMAX. But then again, seeing it for the fourth time, I kind of spaced out and tried to imagine what would it be like to be married to Snape. |
| thevelvetcure | (reply to Iseult) posted 1-Jan-2006 4:51pm Oh yeah, a pity that I haven't read the books past... well the first I completed & made it through 1/2 of the second. |
| cloudhugger | (reply to Iseult) posted 1-Jan-2006 4:55pm Could be , it was still all new to me. Snape, would he look good on you? |
| Iseult | (reply to thevelvetcure) posted 1-Jan-2006 6:11pm Tsk tsk tsk.
And there is so much Lucius Malfoy in the second book. |
| Iseult | (reply to cloudhugger) posted 1-Jan-2006 6:11pm YES!
Don't you think? |
| thevelvetcure | (reply to Iseult) posted 1-Jan-2006 6:14pm Oi vey, you & Lucious, strangely enough, it's either Lucious or Krumm that seem to be the heart throbs, & I just don't get it. |
| they | (reply to Dino) posted 1-Jan-2006 7:04pm Hi Dino... it seems like I remember you saying you like Alice Walker.... I've read The Color Purple (my favorite book)... and tried Meridian... but didn't really care for it... Can you make some better recommendations? |
| Dino | (reply to they) posted 1-Jan-2006 7:21pm Yeah, I wasn't too keen on Meridian either.
Everyone in this country is raving about a book called 'Lovely Bones' by Alice Seabold. However, I just bought it so I don't start reading it until Tuesday. I'll let you know. But it sounds excellent. As for other books, nothing I would come right out and recommend in the same genre. I do recommend 'The Golden Compass' by Philip Pullman (called 'Northern Lights' in the UK) - but its a totally different genre. I absolutely loved that book! Seriously loved it. |
| they | (reply to Dino) posted 1-Jan-2006 7:27pm I gave my mom Lovely Bones for xmas......... she loves it and I'll be reading it soon.
Thanks for the recommendations |
| cloudhugger | (reply to Iseult) posted 1-Jan-2006 7:30pm Hmmmm....indeed! |
| Zang | posted 1-Jan-2006 9:57pm I remember a time when qualification helped to avoid surveys like this.
I generally agree with the rather biased statement in the "explanation" although I would have said it using something which more closely resembled the English language. |
| southernyankee | posted 1-Jan-2006 10:17pm Heaven would be in a giant field of oranges that have zippers and bueatiful women would feed you them all day long and it would have a wireless internet connection with a gillion Mbps, which would always be connected, for the rest of your eternity. |
| Iseult | (reply to thevelvetcure) posted 1-Jan-2006 10:27pm Krum???
In this movie, it's Cedric Diggory. And Lucius is not that popular. I mean, if he got popular, I'd kill all my rivals. |
| Enigma | (reply to Dino) posted 2-Jan-2006 1:06am > Yeah, I wasn't too keen on Meridian either.
> > Everyone in this country is raving about a book called 'Lovely Bones' > by Alice Seabold. > > However, I just bought it so I don't start reading it until Tuesday. > I'll let you know. > > But it sounds excellent. > > As for other books, nothing I would come right out and recommend in > the same genre. > > I do recommend 'The Golden Compass' by Philip Pullman (called 'Northern > Lights' in the UK) - but its a totally different genre. I absolutely > loved that book! Seriously loved it. I read Lovely Bones quite some time ago. It was okay I don't see why everyone makes such a big deal about it, I've sure read much better books. Of course that's just my opinion! |
| autumnlight | posted 2-Jan-2006 6:34am I don't believe in heaven or hell. How did this pass? |
| thevelvetcure | (reply to Iseult) posted 2-Jan-2006 7:58am Nope, not with the two I know, Lucious & Krum, I don't ask, I just go with it. |
| cerealkiller | posted 3-Jan-2006 3:09pm Don't assume "we all know and read holy books".
What kind of stimulant are you on? Trying to read your explanation reminds me of some teenage girl talking fast, making no sense. |
| busybaker | posted 5-Jan-2006 4:46pm I not certain I understand what you're asking. |
| Jody | posted 6-Jan-2006 3:51pm I believe in heaven and hell. |
| Calder | posted 7-Jan-2006 1:24pm im not sure whats next after death, i hope theres something else, but my scientific self says that theres nothing to look forward to, by the way i difinetly dont believe in hell, not sure on heaven either |
| mrtempler | posted 9-Jan-2006 4:58pm HEAVEN is eternal life living with the animals the angels and everyone else that makes it there.......Hell is kinda like the way Earth is now only you gotta figure Rosie Odonnell is gonna be back on t.v. and Hitler is gonna be runnin around tryin to get people to kill Mel Brooks and Steven Speilberg and oh yea i doubt there will be any coffee or beef jerky down there either........man thats place is gonna suck |
| kitti723 | posted 13-Jan-2006 12:33am I don't read holy books. |
| Bob_808 | posted 13-Jan-2006 3:14am staying alive and alive and alive... that's the most logical explanation..and i think that's the goal of going to heaven anyway.. if not, why bother going there? i would drop dead anywhere anytime. |
| dilfreak | posted 16-Jan-2006 5:22pm ummmm, what the junk kind of question is this, i don't comrehend. |
| mmoats | posted 18-Jan-2006 8:08pm nothing is after death, just as nothing was before birth. |
| Psychopath | posted 5-Sep-2009 3:26pm Energy is neither created nor destroyed. When you die you become another form of energy. You will have consciousness of what is but it will not be the same as it is now. |
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