Christople

So I was thinking after I read somebody's death topic about love. If you are a Christian and believe you are going to heaven in the afterlife the Bible does not state if you will remember the people you loved on earth. So it's like a 50/50.

All the time spent on here is worse off before you die, but will love be a strong enough feeling to carry with you?

As for non Christians, what do you guys think too?

cyber_x

I think I'm going to rot like a turd, without any feeling whatsoever, after I die.

ninethreeeleven

take what he said, make it more professional sounding and then bam! theres my answer.

As for Christians, believe what ever you want to, I am guessing the majority believes you will be able to look down on earth, see those left behind and know those there, in heaven, that left you behind before.

PsychoBen

I don't know but I am dying to find out.

Kel

Since brain function stops after death, I don't think I'll be feeling anything.

KaiWang

im going to hell... i think love will be the least of my concerns down there.

ajlafleche

The answer I got from a very conservative Christian was that if you get to heaven, everything that went before is meaningless and you spend eternity in blissful worship. I find taht to be much less comforting than lights out, nobody's home.

hellothere

all i know is that when i die im going to make sure i have clean underwear like my mom always told me to have on

KaiWang

blissful worship seems rather boring... i used to fall asleep during church worship all the time.. can't imagine spending an eternaty like that. not my idea of heaven.



i like the version of heaven where u get something like 50 virgins a big palace etc. What religion was that one? that is a cool heaven.

hellothere

i have a hypothetical question, say you did some narcotics in a church pillar at say, a popular night spot like Lime Light, back in the late 90s. Can you still have eternal bliss when you die?