You die and go to heaven, and every person who ever lived is there, your grandmother, every kid who died of cancer, Charles Manson, Hitler, everyone.
What do you do? Are you relieved, angry, disappointed, what?
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faithhopelovealways · 56-60, F
LeopoldBloom · M
@faithhopelovealways That's not what I was asking. The doctrine of universal post mortem salvation as presented by Rob Bell would dictate that everyone eventually gets to heaven. Some of them might choose to stay in hell for a few billion years, but eventually they would get there. The idea is that God wants everyone to be saved, and if God is omnipotent, he eventually gets what he wants.
faithhopelovealways · 56-60, F
I was just answering your question!!🤷♀️ Obviously we share a different opinion....
LeopoldBloom · M
@faithhopelovealways My question was how you would react if upon arriving in heaven, every person who ever lived was there, not just "good" people.
Personally, I expect the same eternal oblivion after death that I experienced before my birth, so for me it's purely hypothetical.
Personally, I expect the same eternal oblivion after death that I experienced before my birth, so for me it's purely hypothetical.
faithhopelovealways · 56-60, F
It is not a thought I would entertain because it is not reality. Those individuals who chose to prepetrate evil are not welcome in heaven. They will reap punishment because of the evil deeds they have sown on this earth.
My friend, I think we have to shake hands and agree to disagree!!🤝😊
My friend, I think we have to shake hands and agree to disagree!!🤝😊