Besides I don't care how hot it is, the idea of hanging out with Albert Einstein, Richard Dawkins, and Mark Twain for eternity sounds like a hell of a party.
Monday, February 10, 2014
Looking forward to it.
Besides I don't care how hot it is, the idea of hanging out with Albert Einstein, Richard Dawkins, and Mark Twain for eternity sounds like a hell of a party.
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I was once told by an evangelical that she worried about a member of her family burning in hell. You know what will send you to hell in some circles? Her brother didn't tithe (had too many children to feed that the church encouraged he and his wife to have). She really worried he was doomed and prayed he'd start giving ten percent of his already meager salary to the church.
ReplyDeleteIs the above on a poster? I'd really love to have it.
If there is a heaven, you can bet your booty that Pat Robertson, Sarah Palin, Ken Ham and anyone else who thinks they have a fast track won't be there. I think those people, along with the Catholic church hierarchy, don't believe in God, or Jesus or heaven or hell. If they did, they wouldn't be doing and saying the things they are. They are perfect examples of how NOT to be a Christian. They have found a racket to exploit for money, power and fame and nothing more.
ReplyDelete"Like" button! Where's the damn "like" button!?! Grrr
DeleteEisenstein.
ReplyDeleteI've been saying that for years.... If I end up in hell, I'll be in very good company! :)
ReplyDeleteZappa! Yay! Ayn Rand! Booooo! Hell is a mixed bag, yo.
ReplyDeleteJust look for your dog and go where he goes.
ReplyDeleteThat's what I'm doing. I won't go anywhere my dog isn't accepted. Rather spend an eternity with him than a heaven that doesn't allow dogs.
Truer words were never spoken.
DeleteWhat she said.
DeleteI fear not that which is a contrivance of sick minds.............
ReplyDelete"I'd rather laugh with the sinners,
ReplyDeletethan cry with the saints!
The sinners are much more fun!"
Oh yeah! That's the ticket.
Besides, hell didn't exist until around 400CE, right? Another construct of the hierarchy to keep the little people under their thumbs!
I'm looking forward to it as well. Imagine an eternity in good company without having others try to "change you".
ReplyDeleteI'll take Heaven for the weather and Hell for the company. Yeah, that'd be Mark Twain. One of my favorite quotes. Nice blog, think I'll explore a bit.
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