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    Jason Williamson
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    Hello everyone.  Im new here.  I used to be Catholic…but now Im just spiritual but not religious….I think that when we die….our being/essence/energy goes back to the cosmos….what do you all think happens???

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    Karen Murphy
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    I used to be Catholic too, but when I actually read the Bible, I found that many of the things they teach aren’t in the Bible or taught by Jesus. It basically says that “the spirit returns to God who gave it” and then at the end of the world there will be a Judgement Day. Since we are all sinners and no one can really stand before a holy God, we would be in some deep doodoo were it not for Jesus, who paid for our sins for us by his death on the cross. He is our “get out of hell free” card, if we believe. It’s like coming before a judge and having him examine us, pronounce a death penalty for our sins, but then send his son to the electric chair in our place.  We are free to enter heaven not because we were good, or did whatever special things, but because it’s been paid for already. This is what I believe the Bible teaches.

     

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    jakegreen
    Participant

    I think your soul regenerates with another body, I heard that the total amount of the people living right now is approximately same as the total for the whole existence of human being before, it’s like a circulation

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    Tannhauser
    Blocked

    If you don’t put enough work in on improving your spiritual knowledge and understanding, you will go on reincarnating here until you do. There is no automatic ‘resurrection’ when you die. There is no ‘end of the world’ and there’s no ‘Judgement Day’ either. There’s no hell, you are already in it. No sins to pay for. No salvation, it’s all nonsense. It all smacks of crowd control. The Bible is full of over-exaggerated rubbish, and Jesus Christ is simply a copy of Bacchus/Dionysus, whose IHS monogram is still used by the Jesuits.

    What you have to do is remember where you really come from. But it’s quite a tall order.

    Tannhauser

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