29 Jul 18
Originally posted by @sonhouseDo you think we will need atheists in heaven? 🙄
Will there be pets at all there? If so, what do we do when they get sick? Or will they all be immortal and invulnerable? Or will there be no pets in heaven, only humans?
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29 Jul 18
Originally posted by @secondsonYes, unless you want to peel your own grapes?
Do you think we will need atheists in heaven? 🙄
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29 Jul 18
Originally posted by @athousandyoungDogs but not parakeets or pet hamsters or pet lambs? Do those dogs have to eat?
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation-now/2014/12/12/pope-francis-dogs-can-go-to-heaven/20296955/
How can they be allowed into heaven when dogs don't even know what god is?
30 Jul 18
Originally posted by @divegeesterDogs know unconditional love.
Dogs know what and who god is.
If, as some here tout, that following God IS the same as loving God, then it's clear that knowing unconditional love IS the same as knowing God.
30 Jul 18
Originally posted by @suzianneDidn't you once declare your belief that dogs have a better understanding of the Christian God than atheists do?
Dogs know unconditional love.
If, as some here tout, that following God IS the same as loving God, then it's clear that knowing unconditional love IS the same as knowing God.
Originally posted by @suzianneThe love of god as explained by sonship, KellyJay and the other purveyors of eternal suffering, is certainly not “unconditional”, in fact I would say I don’t know of a single Christian in this forum who would promoted a version of God with “unconditional” love. Except me perhaps.
Dogs know unconditional love.
If, as some here tout, that following God IS the same as loving God, then it's clear that knowing unconditional love IS the same as knowing God.
The monstrous god who will hang in chains and burn alive forever non-Christians or those who reject him is certainly not a god of “unconditional” love.
What say you?
30 Jul 18
Originally posted by @divegeesterAll well and good but off topic. Are animals allowed in heaven, and if so, why? Apparently dogs are in but what about the rest? Frogs, mice, birds, fish, etc.
The love of god as explained by sonship, KellyJay and the other purveyors of eternal suffering, is certainly not “unconditional”, in fact I would say I don’t know of a single Christian in this forum who would promoted a version of God with “unconditional” love. Except me perhaps.
The monstrous god who will hang in chains and burn alive forever non-C ...[text shortened]... stians or those who reject him is certainly not a god of “unconditional” love.
What say you?
As in, a heavenly eco system where animals eat each other in the wild and such.
Put on your thinking caps and come up with a scenario for animals in heaven.
30 Jul 18
Originally posted by @divegeesterI am of the opinion that God is love, as evidenced by his Son while he was among us.
The love of god as explained by sonship, KellyJay and the other purveyors of eternal suffering, is certainly not “unconditional”, in fact I would say I don’t know of a single Christian in this forum who would promoted a version of God with “unconditional” love. Except me perhaps.
The monstrous god who will hang in chains and burn alive forever non-C ...[text shortened]... stians or those who reject him is certainly not a god of “unconditional” love.
What say you?
And yes, such a remarkable love as this must be unconditional. If only we could love him back as he loves us. We seemingly are even unwilling to love others as we love ourselves. One of humans' greatest challenges is to simply be honest in our love, never mind all the rest of it.