Originally posted by PenguinJust to say how do you cope....i would like to know....the second was just random quoting to see what your reaction would be....
You've quoted two non-consecutive lines from a song (http://www.lyricsdownload.com/newsboys-breakfast-in-hell-lyrics.html) so you must have had some concept of what you intended the quote to mean. I think TWhitehead's question was perfectly valid.
--- Penguin.
Originally posted by Jay JoosWell your random quote presupposes that I believe in Hell, which you are well aware that I don't.
Just to say how do you cope....i would like to know....the second was just random quoting to see what your reaction would be....
I cope in the same way that I cope with life in the knowledge that Father Christmas, the Tooth Fairy, Zeus, Thor and Valhalla do not exist.
The one thing that the above lack (apart from Valhalla of course) is that they say nothing about what happens after I die. However I have no problem in believing my conciousness did not exist before I was born (it probably didn't even start to form until I started to understand language at around 6 months) so although it is hard to imagine, there is no reason not to believe that my conciousness will cease to exist after my death. It's a potentially scary thought but to believe in a fairy tale in order to avoid it would simply be delusional.
--- Penguin.
Originally posted by PenguinThank you......
Well your random quote presupposes that I believe in Hell, which you are well aware that I don't.
I cope in the same way that I cope with life in the knowledge that Father Christmas, the Tooth Fairy, Zeus, Thor and Valhalla do not exist.
The one thing that the above lack (apart from Valhalla of course) is that they say nothing about what happens after ...[text shortened]... t to believe in a fairy tale in order to avoid it would simply be delusional.
--- Penguin.
