Con_Alma;1389101 wrote:It is not the physical that is present in heaven. Why would you be expecting bacteria?

You can assume whatever you wish and have. Why would you request support to do so.

sleeper;1389103 wrote:I'm just curious because god doesn't mention bacteria in the bible, so I want to verify if he did in fact create them. And if he did create them, why is he denying them the ability to enter the gates of heaven?

kurty66;1389104 wrote:Why does the graph only go to an IQ of 110 and start at 60?

Con_Alma;1389106 wrote:Colossians 1:6 covers bacteria and everything else. That consitutues bacteria being mentioned.

Do you believe bacteria has a spirit? If you do, why do you think God has denied it the ability to enter heaven?

sleeper;1389109 wrote:I don't understand the context of spirit. I don't "believe" that anything possess a spirit because a spirit has not been proven.

Also, I'd love to see the passage that mentions bacteria.

Con_Alma;1389111 wrote:If you don't believe anything has a spirit then it can't be denied in your mind for it doesn't exists.

I'm glad your interested in seeing the passage I mentioned.

Gblock;1389113 wrote:personally i dont believe that when you die you go to heaven or hell...i dont even believe the bible says that you do either. the original word that is used "sheol" actually means grave.

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sleeper;1389114 wrote:I believe that the spaghetti monster controls the world and likes bacteria. Therefore, my beliefs say that bacteria get to go to heaven and do the salsa until the end of time. I love religion!

Con_Alma;1389115 wrote:I think many Christians do believe that this is the indeed the case until such time as Christ returns to judges the living and the dead.

sleeper;1389118 wrote:I thought Christ already did return. What is he waiting for?

Con_Alma;1389123 wrote:Nope. I think he is waiting for all the living to have had the Gospel shared with them.

sleeper;1389124 wrote:So never? Bacteria cannot hear, nor read, so how are they supposed to have the Gospel shared with them? I hope God is working on this problem; it might take a while for a supreme all powerful, omnipotent being.

Con_Alma;1389126 wrote:Not never. Since you don't believe bacteria have a spirit they are not included in such an effort of being exposed to the Gospel. In addition, I don't think that you believe that the Messiah has even been born...neither do the Jews.

sleeper;1389128 wrote:There is either truth or not. It doesn't matter what I "believe"; I'm asking you what the truth is based on the teachings the bible. Please, your efforts to obfuscate the question and supply an unreasonable answer do not go unnoticed.

sleeper;1389094 wrote:So do humans. We can verify without a doubt that humans decompose the same as other animals.

sleeper;1389095 wrote:Bonus points for picking the country that where 80%+ of the population does not believe in god.

sleeper;1389098 wrote:Another bonus point for picking out what country is the only above 10% disbelief in god not to break the IQ of 90 threshold.

sleeper;1389099 wrote:Good to know we can expect trillions upon trillions of bacteria into the gates of heaven. Can one assume all animals besides humans are atheist?

Con_Alma;1389111 wrote:If you don't believe anything has a spirit then it can't be denied in your mind for it doesn't exists

Con_Alma;1389132 wrote:That's not what you asked my at all.

If it doesn't matter what you believe then humanistic terms of what constitutes a reasonable answer do not have to come into the equation. The answer exists in your individual relationship and communication with God and His word. Those exist in a collection of books aptly named the Bible where the answer is explained as the Messiah having been born, killed, raised from the dead and being seated at the right hand of the Father. He will com again and at that point the living and dead will be judged with spiritual eternity being granted either with Him or not. The timing of this is not one of human measurement but rather that defined by Him. It's unreasonable for you to think that would be provided to you in terms you define as opposed to Him.

dlazz;1389138 wrote:wat

Gblock;1389139 wrote:so does this mean you believe in the trinity? personally i do not believe that god and jesus are the same person. i beleive they are two different entities. the latter being created by the former

sleeper;1388385 wrote:. Humans and "monkeys" share a common ancestor. This is FACT. This is not disputed by anyone with a PhD in biology.

Con_Alma;1389132 wrote:That's not what you asked my at all.

If it doesn't matter what you believe then humanistic terms of what constitutes a reasonable answer do not have to come into the equation. The answer exists in your individual relationship and communication with God and His word. Those exist in a collection of books aptly named the Bible where the answer is explained as the Messiah having been born, killed, raised from the dead and being seated at the right hand of the Father. He will com again and at that point the living and dead will be judged with spiritual eternity being granted either with Him or not. The timing of this is not one of human measurement but rather that defined by Him. It's unreasonable for you to think that would be provided to you in terms you define as opposed to Him.

sleeper;1389196 wrote:So there is no truth only belief. Gotcha.

I see more than one.