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The bible never actually describes heaven this way, the literal interpretation of Heaven is a multi-coloured lightning storm filled with 100 eyed lions and 4 headed angels. It’s pretty weird.

Historical images of heaven are more similar to what is described :

(Although this image seems to depict the Firmament, not Heaven itself)

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I found…[Read more]

The bible never actually describes heaven this way, the literal interpretation of Heaven is a multi-coloured lightning storm filled with 100 eyed lions and 4 headed angels. It’s pretty weird.

Historical images of heaven are more similar to what is described :

(Although this image seems to depict the Firmament, not Heaven itself)

The bible never actually describes heaven this way, the literal interpretation of heaven is a multi-coloured lightning storm filled with 100 eyed lions and 4 headed angels. It’s pretty weird.

The bible never actually describes heaven this way, the literal interpretation of heaven that is a multi-coloured lightning storm filled with 100 eyed lions and 4 headed angels. It’s pretty weird.

Then they aren’t Christian.

If heaven doesn’t exist, then none of Christianity makes any sense.

Then they aren’t Christian.

Pascal’s Wager falls apart when you consider there is more than one possible god to worship, and many possible religions in which to worship them through.

Which transforms this:

Into this, where the most probabable outcome of any belief is enternal punishment :

It also doesn’t consider that an unknown god is the correct one, or that the…[Read more]

Pascal’s Wager falls apart when you consider there is more than one possible god to worship, and many possible religions in which to worship them through.

Which transforms this:

Into this :

It also doesn’t consider that an unknown god is the correct one, or that the real god is know but not the correct way to worship them.
 

Pascal’s Wager falls apart when you consider there is more than one possible god to worship, and many possible religions in which to worship them through.

What a friend We Have in Jesus, from Aretha Franklin’s 1972 album, Amazing Grace.  Commit this to memory.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LOgPMkfDPDM

I’m sending positive vibes your way.

Thoughts and prayers.

UBI is not economically viable as I have explored above. So far I haved ignored the societal consequences of a guarenteed income, which I believe would be disasterous.

There is no evidence to support this. If such a ‘revolution’ does happen then it is a possibiltiy, but the same claims were also made about the car, and the personal computer.…[Read more]

Your feelings do not reflect reality. I will assume you support UBI as defined in the BBC article linked previously, £10,000 a year for everyone under 55. From the demographic information I could find in a quick search there are about 49,000,000 people in the UK under 55. The article does not claim that immigrants, or other non-citizens are…[Read more]