30 Jul 05
When I greet you with a fond "Hello," I am not just greeting one organism, but several million of you. Most of you are single-celled critters living in the digestive tract. If you have a cold at the moment, there would be bacteria of that sort in your respiratory system.
Theological question: do the parasites in and on you at the moment of your death go on to the Afterlife with you?
30 Jul 05
Originally posted by Paul DiracOnly if they are Christian. All others go to Hell.
When I greet you with a fond "Hello," I am not just greeting one organism, but several million of you. Most of you are single-celled critters living in the digestive tract. If you have a cold at the moment, there would be bacteria of that sort in your respiratory system.
Theological question: do the parasites in and on you at the moment of your death go on to the Afterlife with you?
31 Jul 05
Originally posted by Paul DiracMore important to me : will the BACs leave a little pile of feces and intestinal bacteria behind when they get raptured ?
When I greet you with a fond "Hello," I am not just greeting one organism, but several million of you. Most of you are single-celled critters living in the digestive tract. If you have a cold at the moment, there would be bacteria of that sort in your respiratory system.
Theological question: do the parasites in and on you at the moment of your death go on to the Afterlife with you?
31 Jul 05
Originally posted by Paul DiracNo.
When I greet you with a fond "Hello," I am not just greeting one organism, but several million of you. Most of you are single-celled critters living in the digestive tract. If you have a cold at the moment, there would be bacteria of that sort in your respiratory system.
Theological question: do the parasites in and on you at the moment of your death go on to the Afterlife with you?
31 Jul 05
Originally posted by lucifershammerSome of the intestinal bacteria help to digest food. Without having them in Heaven, do you not eat food? That would seem to be a case of giving up one of the earthly pleasures. Or is there Heavenly food to be consumed, but it never passes beyond the stomach, being miraculously dematerialized at that point in its passage through the system?
No.
31 Jul 05
Originally posted by Paul DiracI don't believe people actually eat in Heaven, or need to.
Some of the intestinal bacteria help to digest food. Without having them in Heaven, do you not eat food? That would seem to be a case of giving up one of the earthly pleasures. Or is there Heavenly food to be consumed, but it never passes beyond the stomach, being miraculously dematerialized at that point in its passage through the system?