Curiosity Corner

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
What is "the question"?

What question?

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
What is "the question"?

Example?

Curiosity Corner (OP)

"1. What are the three most important absolute truths revealed within the Word of God?"
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2. If you knew that you would die one hour from now, what would you do during your final hour of life on earth?

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
[b]Curiosity Corner (OP)

"1. What are the three most important absolute truths revealed within the Word of God?"
________________

2. If you knew that you would die one hour from now, what would you do during your final hour of life on earth?[/b]

2. If you knew that you would die one hour from now, what would you do during your final hour of life on earth?

Get the last word in on this forum, knowing that nobody would be able to answer on time.

Originally posted by finnegan

2. If you knew that you would die one hour from now, what would you do during your final hour of life on earth?

Get the last word in on this forum, knowing that nobody would be able to answer on time.

And what would "the last word in on this forum" be?

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
And what would "the last word in on this forum" be?

Mine would almost certainly be, to whomsoever it applied, and candidates are legion:

"But you're still dodging the question."

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Curiosity Corner (OP)

"1. What are the three most important absolute truths revealed within the Word of God?"
________________

"2. If you knew that you would die one hour from now, what would you do during your final hour of life on earth?"
________________

3. Have you decided on a simple cremation without a ceremony or a graveside service;
if so, how will the epitaph on your tombstone read?

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Have you decided on a simple cremation without a ceremony or a graveside service;
if so, how will the epitaph on your tombstone read?

I consider these things to be, essentially, none of my business. Grieving and commemoration are matters exclusively for those who survive me as it is to their needs that such things cater. My next of kin would be those who would decide. The only circumstances in which I could see myself expressing certain wishes in this regard would be if it were deemed necessary to avert some sort of family dispute.

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
And what would "the last word in on this forum" be?

apocaholism

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Have you decided on a simple cremation without a ceremony or a graveside service; if so, how will the epitaph on your tombstone read?

You obsession with the subject of 'death' is unhealthy. Focus on life and things that are good. Otherwise ask your pastor for help.

Originally posted by FMF
Mine would almost certainly be, to whomsoever it applied, and candidates are legion:

"But you're still dodging the question."

Of course, whether they actually are, or not. Classic.

Anything, as long as you get that last bit of derision, eh?

Originally posted by Suzianne
Of course, whether they actually are, or not. Classic.

Anything, as long as you get that last bit of derision, eh?

But aren't you - here and now - just subjecting me to a bit of derision in response to my bit of harmless, self-deprecating levity? 🙁

Originally posted by divegeester
You obsession with the subject of 'death' is unhealthy. Focus on life and things that are good. Otherwise ask your pastor for help.

Do you fear death?

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Do you fear death?

Not as much as you are obsessed with it.

"If God didn't exist, what possible difference would it make whether or not people put their faith in Him?" -@FKBH