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originally posted by: LesMisanthrope
a reply to: Trachel
The idea we are blank slates at birth has been fundamentally refuted. Unfortunately anything that builds off the premise of a blank slate deteriorates and crumbles at its base. Unable to grow beyond baseness, and lifeless before it even begins.
originally posted by: FinalCountdown
a reply to: Trachel
Great thread. Deep.
Not religious or anything but I totaly get it.
Daniel Rosenblit as an atheist, Daniel made fun of those who believed in an afterlife. Then in 1978, after weeks of failing health, Daniel succumbed and had an NDE. It changed his life forever. For over ten years, he has been carrying on a ministry as a street preacher. He wrote a book about his experience entitled Transformed by the Light.
Daniel finds himself before the light of God. He is overcome with grief and regret because of his life of self-indulgence, atheism and persecution of religious people. The light of God crushes all his egocentric illusions. He is shown his entire life in review including every thought, word and deed. He sees he lived his whole life mostly for himself. He is in sheer agony. God pours an incredible amount of love into him that greatly comforts him. He is forgiven and in a state of ecstasy. He feels as though God has given him a second chance as he returns to physical life.
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originally posted by: TechniXcality
a reply to: Trachel
Infact archetypes the primordial forms from which all thought, action, and human plots derive from are present upon birth.
originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: Trachel
There's billions of 'souls' on earth now and more on the way. Were they all, always existent?
originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: Trachel
There's billions of 'souls' on earth now and more on the way. Were they all, always existent?
originally posted by: Trachel
And what happens if you get back to the spirit world and suddenly recall you came here on a mission of importance yet wasted your life sitting around on a couch or watching other people throw a ball on television?
How bad do you think you'd feel about that?
originally posted by: LesMisanthrope
a reply to: Trachel
The idea we are blank slates at birth has been fundamentally refuted.
What is it that is building a premise?
Unfortunately anything that builds off the premise of a blank slate deteriorates and crumbles at its base.
Unable to grow beyond baseness, and lifeless before it even begins.
originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: Trachel
There's billions of 'souls' on earth now and more on the way. Were they all, always existent?
originally posted by: randyvs
a reply to: Trachel
Well I'm impressed. That has to be one of the most insightful originals
I've read here in a while.
BRAVO!