I think people think waaaaaaaaaay to much about death.

 

lets face it guys,, the truth is.. nobody knows what happens..

 

NOBODY knows.

 

death is a mystery and we keep searching for answers for it.. but maybe there isnt just one answer.. maybe there is tons of answers.. who knows..

 

I dont know. but really people think too much bout it, and not enough about the life we are living.

 

 

Amen

 

*bows and leaves*

This thread is worrying about death and heaven and all sorts. Instead of worrying about what happens, or anything like that, I am going to concern myself with my life now.

 

Life is short comparatively, no point spending time worrying or thinking about stuff for your entire life just for a big unknown factor at the end.

 

I am an Agnostic, and my personal belief is heaven and hell to me are what we make of our lives.

okay, i wasn't trying to offend anyone with what i said, and i apologize if i did.

 

i don't believe in heaven. i don't believe in hell. i don't believe in god.

 

does that make me any different from anyone else? no. personally, the whole subject makes me very very angry. why are we all wound up in pleasing our 'creator'? why are we all wound up in getting to 'heaven' when we die? don't you just want to enjoy your life right now, and know that whatever happens to you when you die happens because you were who. you. are. "god" doesn't define who you are. i mean, come on.

 

hate me all you want. but that's what i have to say. i'm not coming back to this thread.

God On Trial: a new 90-minute drama for BBC Two – Wednesday 3 September 2008, 9.00-10.30pm

 

God On Trial is a 90-minute drama for BBC Two written by Frank Cottrell Boyce (Welcome To Sarajevo, Hilary And Jackie, 24 Hour Party People), his first television project in ten years.

 

Cottrell Boyce's script takes as a starting point the story that prisoners in Auschwitz, their faith tested by their suffering and the barbarity of the Nazis, put God on trial.

 

In the drama the charge is that God has broken his covenant with his chosen people to protect and care for them; the trial takes place in a camp blockhouse over the course of one day around a selection of those prisoners who are going to be taken to the gas chamber.

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/pressoffice/pressreleases/stories/2008/08_august/27/trial.shtml

 

This looks like it could be really good. I'll definitely be watching it and hopefully a few people here will too so we can have a chin-wag about it afterwards...

Haha that's a easy one, God didn't break the Covenant with the Hebrews, they broke it.

History books are written by winners, nobody ever gets to hear the losers story

God On Trial: a new 90-minute drama for BBC Two – Wednesday 3 September 2008, 9.00-10.30pm

 

God On Trial is a 90-minute drama for BBC Two written by Frank Cottrell Boyce (Welcome To Sarajevo, Hilary And Jackie, 24 Hour Party People), his first television project in ten years.

 

Cottrell Boyce's script takes as a starting point the story that prisoners in Auschwitz, their faith tested by their suffering and the barbarity of the Nazis, put God on trial.

 

In the drama the charge is that God has broken his covenant with his chosen people to protect and care for them; the trial takes place in a camp blockhouse over the course of one day around a selection of those prisoners who are going to be taken to the gas chamber.

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/pressoffice/pressreleases/stories/2008/08_august/27/trial.shtml

 

This looks like it could be really good. I'll definitely be watching it and hopefully a few people here will too so we can have a chin-wag about it afterwards...

 

This does look very good. Thanks for the post.

 

(hehe, Nick, strictly speaking, you're right. Good point.)

do you want to get to heaven when you die?

first

go to coldpaly concerts and praise the gods

second

listen to 42 and thank god because you have a house and food

Did anyone watch God On Trial?

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Did anyone watch God On Trial?

 

No, I didn't see a point in listening to a question being asked that is already answered.

We are part of that which we ascribe to God, and can affect a better outcome; sometimes even in the simple acts of generosity or kindness. But life in our universe is governed by laws of physics, and when instruments of modern man's creation fail, sometimes the worst behaviors and the worst outcomes occur. Still, for as ghastly and horrible the atrocities of war are, they do not endure, as in the end totalitarian regimes fail, dictators are toppled, and the rightful rule by the will of the citizens is restored. But the ability to resist repression requires both an understanding of the forces that shape the conscience of society, and a concerted effort by all free peoples to maintain their rights against those who attempt to repress them. Did God forget the "chosen people", or did those who are enlightened by the sense of individual rights - the basic human rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, forget their common bonds? As I recall, the NAZIS were busy rounding up and exterminating anyone who did not fit their narrow-minded, ill-conceived, and plain-out wrong idea of who was fit to be human and live. They did away with vast numbers of Gypsies, Poles, Jews, Intellectuals, Slavs, Dissidents, Prisoners of War, peoples of African ancestry, and many other minorities in their insanity. What led to this was a failure of modern society to have intelligent economic relations and governance, and the bad ideas which surface when economies fail. A nation's history often sets a mold, and if the flaws of that mold are not realized by the open-eyed people of the world in time, we all face serious consequences for not seeing those dangers.

But yet the mistakes made have made many of us aware of the risks and the need to value human life, and to respect mutually one-another. At that moment all looked hopeless, and for many it was, but the future wasn't so hopeless after all.

I think the lesson is that we learn; if anything we ascribe to as being part of God is our collectively gained wisdom, so that we may reduce suffering in the world, and improve the ability of all men and women to prosper. In times of uncertainty, to stand together for Life & Liberty, and against fear and those who use fear to manipulate, is essential.

My problem with people who don't believe in A god is that where did all this energy and matter come from? Everything cannot come from nothing, it didn't all just appear, this huge amount of matter that makes up the universe and energy in it.

No, I didn't see a point in listening to a question being asked that is already answered.

What's the answer?

 

EDIT: Sorry, just remembered your earlier post. Ignore my question.

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What?

Obama video: This guy is scary!!! Watch this video

 

http://www. youtube. com/watch?v=zUdjhKbImwE

I just think... Cast your lot with those who believe and stand for the separation of Church and State, and the Marketplace of Religion! & lest we have another pres. who thinks god whispers in his ears, and who's values only extend to those within a narrow comfort range, think carefully before choosing. I've seen Sarah Palin's "exorcism", and that was freaky enough!:P

I honestly just dont know what to believe in. The only western religion i can see myself following maybe someday in the futre would be judiasm, But for now Im open to all religions. I just hate when people tell me their religion is the right one or else im gonna suffer for enternity in hell.

 

 

once again.. nobody knows the truth of what happens after we die, people try to put way too many facts on religion.

 

Its one thing to share information about your personal religion and its another to force it on others.

 

and church and state need to stay separated. No ifs ands or buts bout it.

Sid Roth explains his experience with the demonic.

 

[ame=http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5043212376561624734&ei=MQfhSNT5BIT0-gH53fkC&q=sid+roth+&hl=en20&hl=en&emb=0]Sid Roth on Sid Roth's "It's Supernatural"[/ame]

Please take the time to read this first post and pray that prayer to God at the bottom of it if you haven't yet.

Obama Mocks the bible

 

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27IWTqTm6iM]YouTube - The Sermon on the Mount 60 Seconds[/ame]

 

 

Lewis Farrakhan calls Obama the Messiah!!

 

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OowxMcVTjTE]YouTube - Louis farrakhan Calls OBAMA the messiah! Helter Skelter[/ame]

 

 

Obama video: This guy is scary!!! Watch this video

 

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zUdjhKbImwE]YouTube - I Invented The Internet (Ep. 1: The Audacity)[/ame]

Did god campaign against the leader or Rome? NO. Jesus chose to help the world by acts of kindness and his salvation, not by getting involved in petty politics. YOU cheapen the bible when you try to bring religion into the campaign.

Trying to fuse your political views to Jesus and the bible only corrupts the church and give satan more ground to use against Christians.

I 've seen the above clip that frodo posted on the news before, and Obama's just making a point that we shouldn't pass jurisdiction using the Bible as your defense (such as those concerning gay rights). I consider myself a Christian and I find far too many religious individuals use the Bible as their guide on what is and is not right when it comes to politics and law.

BURN THE NON BELIEVERS