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Originally posted by Prote
At what point do we get to keep our memories?
Originally posted by smallpeeps
Originally posted by Prote
At what point do we get to keep our memories?
Your memories are fully intact but are simply veiled from you when you incarnate. It's the whole point of coming down here to the body; you must forget (temporarily) your true nature. When you go back to heaven or space or what have you, your memories are always there and available for you to walk through. At least that's my information.
Originally posted by Prote
So what about this 10% that will get alleviation from the rapture? When they choose their desitnation planet, will they lose their memories too?
Are all these planets 3D?
When the enlightened get magicked up to a spaceship, won't they be forced to watch family and friends in these horrors?
How long will this go on for?
What will the new Earth be like?
What will be left of society, economy, buildings and cities, government etc etc?
Those forced to watch can come straight back down to help if they choose? How?
If so, how old would you be? I mean would we experience a rebirth? Would you retain memories? or do you just come back down and carry on?
What exactly will the lucky 10% be witnessing? You mentioned you were mistaken with your monsters because you were not corrected.
You talk about Jesus coming back to fight. Fight who? or what? on behalf of who? or what? against who? or what?
With regard to your numbers....
If you have to spend 51% or more of your time loving for others... ..and I start today because I reckon I've got it figured... ..then this happens in 10 years or so.. ..and let's say I'm 40 now.
Originally posted by TarzanBeta
Whatever the case, the Word should be like pure Water, balanced, cool and refreshing, no hidden chemicals *falsities*; It should cure thirst, not cause more of it! There is a gentleman (Kevin Spacey, if you will) that asks tons of questions -- this guy is THIRSTY! And you're feeding him salt-water.
Mr. Spacey, sir, if you would like true refresingly cool and crisp answers, take a look-see of Revelations yourself. Check back in to ATS on a daily basis and keep up to date while constantly reading Revelations over and over again.
So, Mr. Spacey, unless you're already dead, you still have a chance, sir!
As for the false prophet who started this thread, have a talk with God. Your mind needs rebooting and true healing which can only be found with faith in God and the grace of Him allowing you the ability to have that faith.
Originally posted by smallpeeps
Frankly I think it's the idea of rebirth which most people fear. How do you feel about it?
Originally posted by TarzanBeta
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AS FOR THE PERCENTAGE:
If that was true....
Then how did God allow Jesus to remember the thief, when the thief asked Jesus to remember him. THis thief has been a criminal his WHOLE LIFE - his last few minutes, he asks Jesus to forgive him and remember him.
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As for the false prophet who started this thread, have a talk with God. Your mind needs rebooting and true healing which can only be found with faith in God and the grace of Him allowing you the ability to have that faith.
Originally posted by Watcher777
Smallpeep-I have read your posts before and respect your responses here on ATS. Do you think the information you received could be misinformation from some type of interdimensional or extraterrestrial being? Why would a being of the spiritual nature give you any type of numbers on who would go and who would not go? Doesn't that mean that everything is predetermined, so there is no free will.
One thing is for sure, I would NOT want to be in the supposed 10% that leaves. Unconditional love is about watching out for not only ones family and friends but for all mankind. If that means I must go through the worst of times then so be it.
Originally posted by Gemwolf
Here's my question:
You give percentages and numbers, i.e. 10% and so on. If this number is pre-calculated or pre-determined why bother trying to convince people otherwise? Let's say you change the minds of another 10% of the earth's population to "live, LOVE and be saved", thus the total percentage of people that "lives according to this ideal" adds up to 20%. The original percentage was declared as 10%. This means that the other 10% of the folks you convinced to "change their ways" will not be "magicked" [sp?] up during the "rapture". So the whole exercise was pointless, not? There is a preconceived figure in "their" minds, thus there's no reason why the rest of the 90% should even bother to try and change...
Originally posted by Serum39
So smallpeeps, with all that said… it doesn’t matter whether I or anyone believe your story… its YOUR story.. its YOUR experience…
Originally posted by yeahright
Originally posted by smallpeeps
Frankly I think it's the idea of rebirth which most people fear. How do you feel about it?
Well, since you asked, I don't fear it because I don't believe in it. That is, reincarnation, past lives, etc. Do I "know" it to be false? No, of course not. But I don't have any particular reason to believe it's true. I'm prepared to be wrong. As I've stated more than once on this site, I'm a big believer in "maybe".
Originally posted by AceWombat04
Assuming all of what has been foretold in this thread is accurate (and I am not saying it is or isn't,) I cannot foresee myself willingly abandoning the rest of humanity to such torment while I was protected elsewhere, even if I were given the opportunity to avail myself of such refuge (not that I necessarily would be.)
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How can I justify saving myself from suffering (even if I would have the chance to "help" others in some way, shape, or form as yet unknown, I wouldn't be able to help everyone) without recanting on my goal of acting out of selfless love?
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What about children? Do not children make up more than a scant 10% of the world's population? Are children - up to a certain point in their development - responsible for their beliefs and actions?
Originally posted by smallpeeps
That is a very honest and measured response. I would encourage you toward a book called "Twenty Cases Suggestive of Reincarnation" which will probably make you think.
Originally posted by smallpeeps
Let's be honest here: It is the church and those who cling to it, who wish to tell us that we do not get reborn after death. But in fact this flies in the face of all native peoples and their beliefs. Rebirth is the first hurdle to jump but after that, the others get easy.