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We are going to exist forever more.
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Please offer some means to confirm the referenced statement is true.
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We are going to exist forever more.
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I have never known a time that I didn't exist. If there was, I wasn't there to know it.JoeyKnothead wrote: From Post 5 here:
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We are going to exist forever more.
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Please offer some means to confirm the referenced statement is true.
Well, technically, the fundamental particles that make us up will continue to exist indefinitely, at some point (about 10^100 years from now) decaying into photons and leptons separated by vast distances. So, in some very different form, we (or at least the "stuff" that makes us up) will probably exist "forever more."[color=red]JoeyKnothead[/color] wrote: From Post 5 here:
For debate:[color=blue]Adstar[/color] wrote: ...
We are going to exist forever more.
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Please offer some means to confirm the referenced statement is true.
If I come to find out your callin' me a lepton was a discouragin', I'm gon' be upset.Haven wrote:Well, technically, the fundamental particles that make us up will continue to exist indefinitely, at some point (about 10^100 years from now) decaying into photons and leptons separated by vast distances. So, in some very different form, we (or at least the "stuff" that makes us up) will probably exist "forever more."[color=red]JoeyKnothead[/color] wrote: From Post 5 here:
For debate:[color=blue]Adstar[/color] wrote: ...
We are going to exist forever more.
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Please offer some means to confirm the referenced statement is true.
Somehow I doubt that's what Adstar was getting at, though.
Well I consider this a big step up for not asking for proof but the only answer I have for confirmation of this statement as true is theological...I can only assume that since you ask you want honest answers so from my pov,JoeyKnothead wrote: From Post 5 here:
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We are going to exist forever more.
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Please offer some means to confirm the referenced statement is true.
Perhaps he means reincarnation, for which he could provide proof from such books as written by Ian Stevenson that document people in India who could remember their past lives.
Many have indicated they "asked God" and sure enough they got NOTHING.ttruscott wrote: the way to confirm this is true is to seek and find GOD and to ask HIM...nothing else will do, sorry
Moderator Commentttruscott wrote: the way to confirm this is true is to seek and find GOD and to ask HIM...nothing else will do, sorry,
Indeed. I can speak of one who sought God for well over 30 years and even believed I had a relationship with him. I received no evidence or confirmation of any after life. All I got was people promoting what appeared to be a fantasy, one which I promoted myself, believing it to be real.