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What happens when you die?

what do you think happens whene you die?

Answer #1

jimahl, surely you’re not ‘judging’ amblessed or silverwings !! - I will let you in on a little secret - your opinion of me means Nothing - my Lord’s opinion means Everything, so ‘judge’ away - make fun, scoff, criticize, belittle, practice blasphemy, curse, etc, just remember, ‘every’ knee will bow - I pray you meet Him before it’s too late for you…Take care !!

Answer #2

silverwings - don’t forget ‘the Book of Life’ will be opened: (contains the names of the Saved)

Rev 20:15 And whosoever was not found written in the book of life was cast into the lake of fire.

Answer #3

According to the Bible, the person who has accepted Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior - it makes it clear for them: ‘to be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord’…Hope this helps !!

Answer #4

The bible talks about a place called Abrahams bosom, where Lazareth went to when he died, which is the abode of the righteous dead, and the place where the rich man went to, called Hell, where the unrighteous go.

It also says to be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord.

Some think you go instantly into the presence of the Lord. Others think that your spirit is in a holding place, like the one mentioned above.

The bible talks about a resurrection from the dead, where the righteous dead receive their glorified bodies, like the one that Jesus had, after his resurrection.

Which ever way is right, we know for sure, that there will be a white throne judgement, where all men will stand before the Lamb, to be judged.

Then, he will say one of two things, enter into the rest that I have prepared for you, or depart from me, ye that work iniquity, I never knew you.

This will be a terribly sad day, for those who failed to receive what he so willingly offers.

After the judgement, comes the lake of fire. Where everything is burned up. No more hell, no more death, no more devil, no more sin. All will be brand new.

Then the New Jerusalem comes down out of heaven, this is where the redeemed of the Lord shall dwell with him, forever.

Today is the day of preparation.

Answer #5

leoenis,

No I’m not a mormon and I took no offense to your question.

I am a Deist and I believe in reincarnation.

Deist

One who believes in the existence of a God, but denies revealed religion; a freethinker.

de·ism (de’iz’?m, da’-) n.

The belief, based solely on reason, in a God who created the universe and then abandoned it, assuming no control over life, exerting no influence on natural phenomena, and giving no supernatural revelation.

“God and Reincarnation?”

I believe that God is a Creative Entity, Energy or Force that is found in a state of awareness outside of the universe and time.

I believe that God chose to morph part of Itself into minute particles of Itself described as entities or spirits and gave them the purpose to go forth and experience, gain knowledge and eventually return into the Oneness of God.

I believe that those collective entities created the universe and, utilizing evolution as a tool, created that that is life so that they could inhabit various bodies in order to gain experience and knowledge.

Prior to incarnating into a physical body the entity chooses what it wants to accomplish and what the probable circumstances involving that body and its environment will be. When the situation is right the entity then begins to dwell within the physical body, probably around the time of its birth.

When the body dies the entity dwells in a state of awareness where it can see whether it met its goals and what gains and losses it may have attached to its being. It then, again, decides what future goals it wants to achieve and reincarnates when the conditions are appropriate.

Ultimately, after incarnating as many times as necessary to attain its goals, the entity gravitates back into the Oneness of God adding to the fulfillment thereof.

I choose

I chose to be born, to live or die, Even the sex, that would be I; I chose the race, from which to appear, Also my wealth, my health and my fear.

I chose my trials and stumbling blocks, And the legs I would use, in all of those walks; I chose my sadness, my joy and my love, I chose to serve and not be above.

I chose this life with all of its dues, And with each dawn, again I choose; The experiences for me that wait ahead, To be alive, or be claimed dead.

And of the future lives I’ve yet, It is my choice that I begat; All the things, however pleasin’, That shall befall me in those seasons.

The above is my opinion which is expounded upon in my treatise A Search For Truth:

http://www.asearchfortruth.com/old

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Ted

From my chosen path I stray, Yet my God any’er turns away; For I have learned – and understand, That where God is – is where I am!

Answer #6

im really sorry I misspelled mormon I didnt mean to ask if you were a mamon Im sorry I didnt really understand what you were tying to say I didnt mean to offend you I appolygise

Answer #7

Then you go straight to … Oh, I forgot! I’m Atheist!!! Booo, sorry, but you become worm food. How’s that for recycling!

(Too many exclamation points in my answer, so bye-bye.) Good Luck!!

(Drat, two more! ) Aaarrrgh

Answer #8

no one truely know’s what happens when we die we’ll all find out when we go but id like 2 think we go 2 a better place well part from like people who have done REALLY bad thinks

Answer #9

WHEN YOU DIE, I THINK YOUR SUPPOSE TO COME BACK AS SOMETHING LIKE AN ANIMAL OR MAYBE YOUR STILL THERE AND JUST NO ONE CAN SEE YOU OR ANYTHING. IM NOT REALLY SURE, BUT I GUESS ILL FING OUT WHEN I DIE!!!