Life after death
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 YT  Oxford 24 Sep 22 9.24am |
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I wonder if the afterlife is a bit like the final scene in 'Gladiator' where Maximus is drawn through a door towards the vision of his already-dead wife and son. A momentary joyous vision, but to the dying person an eternity.
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ASCPFC  Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 24 Sep 22 11.40am |
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Originally posted by YT
I wonder if the afterlife is a bit like the final scene in 'Gladiator' where Maximus is drawn through a door towards the vision of his already-dead wife and son. A momentary joyous vision, but to the dying person an eternity. For me, that would be 'Who the f*** is that?', cute, but I never had a farm.
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syd snot  munich 24 Sep 22 12.31pm |
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Good subject this. I for one am terrified of popping me clogs I must admit. I've just turned sixty years of old and with that and the Queen going etc I've been thinking about it quite a lot recently and scaring the s***e out of myself.
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Forest Hillbilly  in a hidey-hole 24 Sep 22 4.17pm |
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I suppose the event of death is the most terrifying aspect. Being tortured by the likes of Islamic State, or going peacefully in your sleep, surrounded by prostitutes and the finest class A drugs. So I guess Religion and an Afterlife takes too much arranging for me to be bothered with now. I just hope my death is quick and painless and I'll be in eternal slumber, like falling asleep after many pints of snakebite in front of the TV, which eventually switches itself to stand-by. Edited by Forest Hillbilly (24 Sep 2022 4.18pm)
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| Badger11 Beckenham 24 Sep 22 4.32pm |
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I think the idea of an eternal after life is more terrifying than oblivion. He wants to live for ever imagine you are trapped in HOL World where you argue with the same people over Brexit and Palace for eternity. No thanks I will pass.
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| YT Oxford 24 Sep 22 6.51pm |
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Originally posted by Forest Hillbilly
I suppose the event of death is the most terrifying aspect. Being tortured by the likes of Islamic State, or going peacefully in your sleep, surrounded by prostitutes and the finest class A drugs. So I guess Religion and an Afterlife takes too much arranging for me to be bothered with now. I just hope my death is quick and painless and I'll be in eternal slumber, like falling asleep after many pints of snakebite in front of the TV, which eventually switches itself to stand-by. Edited by Forest Hillbilly (24 Sep 2022 4.18pm) Can you give some examples of those religions?
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cryrst  The garden of England 24 Sep 22 6.53pm |
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Originally posted by PalazioVecchio
i will give you a million quid if you can get a coherent sensible answer from the Late Patrick. Or from any other gods, spirits, ghosts or demons. ''Religion was invented when the first scoundrel met the first idiot - Voltaire
Edited by PalazioVecchio (24 Sep 2022 9.16am) A million eh. I will get my oujia board out and get back to you. Are you doing cash or bank transfer
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I don’t think I fear death, drink , fags, bad food and no meaningful exercise might answer that I reckon.| Forest Hillbilly in a hidey-hole 24 Sep 22 7.15pm |
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Originally posted by Badger11
I think the idea of an eternal after life is more terrifying than oblivion. He wants to live for ever imagine you are trapped in HOL World where you argue with the same people over Brexit and Palace for eternity. No thanks I will pass. There are a few threads in the Politics section that are very much like Groundhog Day, every day. I suppose the biggest argument against an afterlife is the fact Colin Fry seems to have gone very quiet since he died. Edited by Forest Hillbilly (24 Sep 2022 7.16pm)
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PalazioVecchio  south pole 24 Sep 22 7.28pm |
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Oblivion is a solace and highly likely , i reckon. Man created God.
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johnruskin69  fremantle 25 Sep 22 12.11am |
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I'm reluctant to pass judgment on whether there is an afterlife or a God because our understanding of anything is so spectacularly limited. We can't even understand why Schlupp is in the team. But given that this world is such an amazing creation, I live in hope that death is not the end of the journey.
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| cryrst The garden of England 25 Sep 22 8.39am |
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Originally posted by syd snot
Good subject this. I for one am terrified of popping me clogs I must admit. I've just turned sixty years of old and with that and the Queen going etc I've been thinking about it quite a lot recently and scaring the s***e out of myself. Syd, the big man will come for you when he’s ready. None of us want to die but inevitably we all will. Try not to stress about something you basically have no control over. That will help for sure Edited by cryrst (25 Sep 2022 8.39am)
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 becky over the moon 25 Sep 22 9.02am |
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Originally posted by PalazioVecchio
Oblivion is a solace and highly likely , i reckon. Man created God. But who created man? You cannot make living matter out of dead matter, so how did the first living matter come to be?
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