Originally posted by @divegeester
I have no idea; Isaiah 11 from verse 6 indicates that possibly there are, but I am not convinced that this passage is talking about heaven, nor if it is indeed even literal.
I'm more interested what it is you think you are onto here with this oddly childlike approach to questioning the afterlife; your tone suggests your usual mockery but the lack of ...[text shortened]... you are probably building up to your "it's all bullshyte" catchphrase once you run out of ideas.
I just want the religious set to confront plot problems with their heaven myth. Like would humans even survive without animals? So suppose you are blind and have a guide dog, you go to heaven now you can see? All your ills are corrected, say a 104 yo with RA, now they are what 24 and all the boo boo's fixed?
Do they think there is no ecology in heaven? For instance, would people expect to have to eat, drink water, defecate, pee and so forth? Would they have sex? Would they have kids? Would they even have bodies or would they just be a simulation in some kind of cosmic computer code? Would they talk to their god? Would there be another heaven for say, Muslims?
Or would the Christian heaven be so restrictive there would be very few humans to go to this heaven? Everyone else suffers burns on their bodies forever and ever? Doesn't that seem to be a tad bit extreme for a god to be SO pisssed at these humans it treats them like an 8 yo would take a magnifying glass and burn ants?
Can't you see a problem with all this?