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 Posted: Thu Apr 16, 2009 7:06 am
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Posted: Thu Apr 16, 2009 1:33 pm
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Posted: Fri Apr 17, 2009 1:05 am
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Posted: Sun Apr 19, 2009 3:59 pm
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Posted: Sat May 02, 2009 9:52 am
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Posted: Sat May 02, 2009 10:08 am
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Simim Crusading Demon i'm going to hell after my human body dies, because i am not human ( i'm a demon) Actually, using that same spiritual belief, I'm NOT going to hell when I die, rather remaining as an shapeless energy-entity thingie.
Pshh, minion-of-hell demons are overrated. rolleyes
*snerk*
I agree.... honestly, we are human people. If you think you are actually a vampire, lycan, demon, ext, you need some help. I believe firmly in demons, and in fact, The Screwtape Letters is my favorite book. But really, people saying that only makes them look bad, basically. ((a scientific music obsessed animal loving vegetarian japanese speaking gothic christian.... I just realized how wierd that is....)) |
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Posted: Sat May 02, 2009 11:07 am
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i have no religious beliefs, and although i do not believe in hell (or heaven for that matter), if by the off chance there IS a hell, based on the common christian descriptions of hell and damnation, i know i'm going (and not of my free will, either).
it is hard for me to have faith in purgatorial places when the world that we live in is hell itself. and yet, we are all able to find the heaven within our own lives, unless you are some extremely poor soul who has nothing going for them... at least you're alive.
sometimes we get so wrapped up in our own lives that we sometimes forget how others would view a situation. like, if i had a problem and i say it is the worst thing to ever happen, another person would be like "whut the hull? stop trippin." so its easy for people to skew the idea of hell. really, NONE of us can agree what is going on down there, up there, if "there" is even there at all. thats the scary thing about life: not knowing whats waiting for you afterwards. i have yet to decide for myself what will be waiting for me after i die. i hope its 71 virgins. (it is 71, right?)
in short, i have no belief or concern for a hell, as i am trying to deal with the hell in the here and now. screw the hereafter. i'll worry about that when i'm dead.
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Posted: Sat May 02, 2009 12:18 pm
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Ayame_Rikimayu i have no religious beliefs, and although i do not believe in hell (or heaven for that matter), if by the off chance there IS a hell, based on the common christian descriptions of hell and damnation, i know i'm going (and not of my free will, either).
it is hard for me to have faith in purgatorial places when the world that we live in is hell itself. and yet, we are all able to find the heaven within our own lives, unless you are some extremely poor soul who has nothing going for them... at least you're alive.
sometimes we get so wrapped up in our own lives that we sometimes forget how others would view a situation. like, if i had a problem and i say it is the worst thing to ever happen, another person would be like "whut the hull? stop trippin." so its easy for people to skew the idea of hell. really, NONE of us can agree what is going on down there, up there, if "there" is even there at all. thats the scary thing about life: not knowing whats waiting for you afterwards. i have yet to decide for myself what will be waiting for me after i die. i hope its 71 virgins. (it is 71, right?)
in short, i have no belief or concern for a hell, as i am trying to deal with the hell in the here and now. screw the hereafter. i'll worry about that when i'm dead.
you know.... after the first 2 virgins, you would probably be praying for someone with experience sweatdrop |
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Posted: Sat May 02, 2009 12:26 pm
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Angel of the End Ayame_Rikimayu i have no religious beliefs, and although i do not believe in hell (or heaven for that matter), if by the off chance there IS a hell, based on the common christian descriptions of hell and damnation, i know i'm going (and not of my free will, either).
it is hard for me to have faith in purgatorial places when the world that we live in is hell itself. and yet, we are all able to find the heaven within our own lives, unless you are some extremely poor soul who has nothing going for them... at least you're alive.
sometimes we get so wrapped up in our own lives that we sometimes forget how others would view a situation. like, if i had a problem and i say it is the worst thing to ever happen, another person would be like "whut the hull? stop trippin." so its easy for people to skew the idea of hell. really, NONE of us can agree what is going on down there, up there, if "there" is even there at all. thats the scary thing about life: not knowing whats waiting for you afterwards. i have yet to decide for myself what will be waiting for me after i die. i hope its 71 virgins. (it is 71, right?)
in short, i have no belief or concern for a hell, as i am trying to deal with the hell in the here and now. screw the hereafter. i'll worry about that when i'm dead. you know.... after the first 2 virgins, you would probably be praying for someone with experience sweatdrop
...you DO have a point. oh well, can't get everything you want. |
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Posted: Sat May 02, 2009 12:34 pm
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