Is there a Heaven Is there a Hell?
Is there a Heaven Is there a Hell that is a good question? How can we know, no one has came back from the dead to tell us.
What are peoples views on this subject.
What are peoples views on this subject.
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Jayciedubb · 56-60, M
There might be a heaven and hell. Hell might not be as bad as you think, though. We all might be living in it now. ..or maybe we came from there and given the opportunity to earn our way back into heaven. 'Live' backward is 'evil,' literally.
It's strange that they point to the infinite beyond when they point to heaven, but when they point to hell, they point at earth, where everything that lives needs water to keep living. ⅔ of the Earth's surface is covered with water. What's water made of? It's two parts hydrogen and one part oxygen. That's ⅔ of the ingredients necessary to make one of the hottest fires known to humankind
Some of the basic rules of nature are cruel and deceptive. ..survival of the fittest. ..follow the path of least resistance. Lying, stealing and cheating are paths of least resistance, aren't they?
It could be that were such highly adaptive creatures and we got so used to living in hell that we've become like the Brooks character in the movie, Shawshank Redemption. (spoiler alert) He had grown so accustomed to prison life that he was scared to leave the safety of the penitentiary, and when he did, he couldn't hack it. The freedom was overwhelming to him, so he hung himself.
I don't necessarily believe all this. I don't necessarily not believe it either. It's just a scenario that might answer some questions I have sometimes.
It's strange that they point to the infinite beyond when they point to heaven, but when they point to hell, they point at earth, where everything that lives needs water to keep living. ⅔ of the Earth's surface is covered with water. What's water made of? It's two parts hydrogen and one part oxygen. That's ⅔ of the ingredients necessary to make one of the hottest fires known to humankind
Some of the basic rules of nature are cruel and deceptive. ..survival of the fittest. ..follow the path of least resistance. Lying, stealing and cheating are paths of least resistance, aren't they?
It could be that were such highly adaptive creatures and we got so used to living in hell that we've become like the Brooks character in the movie, Shawshank Redemption. (spoiler alert) He had grown so accustomed to prison life that he was scared to leave the safety of the penitentiary, and when he did, he couldn't hack it. The freedom was overwhelming to him, so he hung himself.
I don't necessarily believe all this. I don't necessarily not believe it either. It's just a scenario that might answer some questions I have sometimes.