Judgement Day

What do you think of Judgement Day?


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BongTokinAlcoholic420

Well-Known Member
If you believe in a Supreme God, I am going to assume you also believe in Judgement Day. A day of punishment for those who turned from God, and repentance never left their mouth ... While rejecting Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior, also rejecting His existence on earth and how he was risen from the dead and payed for All of our sin's through his Crucifiction, if we may ask for forgiveness and try our best to walk in the Righteous Path. But for those that don't The day shall come in which MANY will be spiritually thrown into someplace similar to a "Lake of Fire and Brimstone", never to leave. If of course their is a Judgement Day in which Divine Punishment becomes manifested to those unlucky individual's. Seem's Horrific. But is his Punishment Logical. And does it even need to be logical. Because He is who He is. He goes by many name's but I prefer Yah-Weh. So if you believe in the God of Abraham, do you believe In Judgement Day? And if you are atheist/agnostic .... Does it strike you that your "Spiritual Body" shall experience Unbearable Pain, And an Unquenchable Thirst and do you think it is Even remotely Possible for It to happen?
 

cannabineer

Ursus marijanus
Isn't it possible to believe without necessarily positing a hell? Afaik the hell-concept isn't part of the primary sources but was "built in" later, by priesthoods. cn
 

racerboy71

bud bootlegger
i don't believe in either, it's completely silly to think that some magical man lives up in the clouds and made us in his image, only to send us for hell for doing things that he would have done.. if we are born in his image, how can anything we do not be of god's will??

but i'm not even getting into that, there's no god, no imaginary guy watching us from up above, no heaven, and surely no hell.. once we die, that's it, worm food.. thanks for playing, next..

heaven and hell and even god are all man made ideas thought up only to make people feel superior to the other animals on the planet, and to make them feel that this small amount of time we spend on earth isn't the end, when in fact it is..
 

Psuedo

Well-Known Member
Isn't it possible to believe without necessarily positing a hell? Afaik the hell-concept isn't part of the primary sources but was "built in" later, by priesthoods. cn
Yes it's called agnostic. Believing their is a god out there, but not associating with any specific religion.

i don't believe in either, it's completely silly to think that some magical man lives up in the clouds and made us in his image, only to send us for hell for doing things that he would have done.. if we are born in his image, how can anything we do not be of god's will??

but i'm not even getting into that, there's no god, no imaginary guy watching us from up above, no heaven, and surely no hell.. once we die, that's it, worm food.. thanks for playing, next..

heaven and hell and even god are all man made ideas thought up only to make people feel superior to the other animals on the planet, and to make them feel that this small amount of time we spend on earth isn't the end, when in fact it is..

Who say's he live in the clouds? Who's to say he doesn't live billions of "light years" away at the old end of the galaxy? No we don't do things god would of done. As it is stated god is pure, and without sin. Eating the apple is what made us do things not in his accord.
 

racerboy71

bud bootlegger
Yes it's called agnostic. Believing their is a god out there, but not associating with any specific religion.




Who say's he live in the clouds? Who's to say he doesn't live billions of "light years" away at the old end of the galaxy? No we don't do things god would of done. As it is stated god is pure, and without sin. Eating the apple is what made us do things not in his accord.
ok, he's lives at the end of the galaxy, right next to the easter bunny and the tooth fairy.. what was i thinking.. or maybe he lives in the north pole next door to santa?? i'm not sure..
all i know is no god.. adam and eve may have been two people, but did god put them there?? hell's to the nah's...
the bible is all written by man, it's a fictional book, much in the way of alice in wonderland.. how some people can base their entire life off of it is simply beyond me, and quite silly imo...
 

racerboy71

bud bootlegger
Yes it's called agnostic. Believing their is a god out there, but not associating with any specific religion.




Who say's he live in the clouds? Who's to say he doesn't live billions of "light years" away at the old end of the galaxy? No we don't do things god would of done. As it is stated god is pure, and without sin. Eating the apple is what made us do things not in his accord.
actually that's not the true definition of agnostic.. agnostics are unsure of a god's existence, has nothing to do with any religion, just god as a figure, they are not sure if there is one or not..

a. One who believes that it is impossible to know whether there is a God.
b. One who is skeptical about the existence of God but does not profess true atheism
 

cannabineer

Ursus marijanus
Yes it's called agnostic. Believing [there] is a god out there, but not associating with any specific religion.
That actually isn't agnosticism: agnostics believe that one cannot know of or about a God. The term has taken on a bit of middle-age spread in current usage, however.
I specified "believe" which would still be solidly theist. cn

Who say's he live in the clouds? Who's to say he doesn't live billions of "light years" away at the old end of the galaxy? No we don't do things god would of done. As it is stated god is pure, and without sin. Eating the apple is what made us do things not in his accord.
 

Shannon Alexander

Well-Known Member
I'm not going to rag on your massive assumption that if someone believes in a supreme god that they must also believe in heaven and hell...

I sure don't... Yes to a God or Gods (I'm not that particular) but No heaven and no hell...

It is stated in the bible that God is a Jealous, vengeful and wrathful god, an angry god... and yet even when the bible tells us to be like god it tells us to not have these particular attributes that God in the old testament was famous for... The god who never changes, yet somehow became a hippy later in life...

But that is of course neither here nor there... I do not believe in heaven, or hell... I believe in the circle of life, you live, you die then you become food for other things...
 

cannabineer

Ursus marijanus
I am more inclined to believe in a heaven than a hell. Of course, my concept of heaven bears almost no resemblance to the canon. cn
 

Chief Walkin Eagle

Well-Known Member
I dont believe in judgement day, but I do believe major chaos needs to happen in order for planetary unity and peace. I think we need a massive population decrease in order to continue as a race, maybe thats what the bible misunderstands as judgement day. I dont think theres any judgement at all, theres no such thing as "Gods chosen people". You shouldnt submit to no one, no being, no god, I look down upon worship because its not needed in order to experience "god", and I think any being of higher consciousness will view you as weak if you worship them.
 

Shannon Alexander

Well-Known Member
I found the most intensely spiritual time I've ever had at church was after I had a few lines then swallowed the other cap I had from the night before... Shit was intense...
 

sum420

Well-Known Member
i dont believe in the concept of god, i think what people call god is an idea so extremely complex that its impossible for me to put it into words. its hard to believe in something that isnt tactile, you cant take a picture of it and theres no way of proving it untill your actually dead! but to help understand my view of things lets take a look at the science behind our existence. our bodies are made from particles of energy, tiny pieces of vibrating energy literally floating in and out of existence... the same energy that makes up the entire universe!

i do not believe reality is so black and white... i think the reason why so many people have experinces with astral projection, or out of body experinces is because they were able to connect with a part of our consciouness that can exist outside our physical body. i think the afterlife is part of this consciousness. western religion seems to have brainwash people into beliving our only option for the afterlife is heaven and hell. well, i believe that the journey into the afterlife is much greater, and infinitely more complex than that!
 

Dislexicmidget2021

Well-Known Member
while all things have an end ,whos to say that it is god pulling the strings and making it happen?.Do we get the I told you so at any point that makes the theist point of view as ineffably vindicated after all is said and done?I dont think that is going to be the case at any juncture,I for one dont believe in the heaven and hell ideas.The eternal punishment and reward premise is of mans own thinking and conjuring,its silly to think about how a creator of all existence that is depicted as this spiteful,jealous,homophobic,tempermental being is going to be what annihilates life on earth.
 

BongTokinAlcoholic420

Well-Known Member
I had a dream/vision in which, On Judgement Day, I was sent to The Sun ... also known as the Lake of Fire ... Then when it explodes, my soul shall go into the Black Hole and be in darkness for eternity ..
 
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