Agobot writes:
How would heaven feel if you didn't find all of your relatives there?
ICANT writes:
Worse than the lake of fire.
But worse than that is The Great White Throne Judgment. Where all the lost will be judged. I will see everyone that I have talked to in my lifetime. Even those I never mentioned Christ too. There will be many in that day that will point a finger at me and say why didn't you tell me about Jesus and His saving power. There will be those who will say why didn't you bug me about being saved just one more time. The line will be endless and my pain will be great. I will see my friends and family members who never trusted Christ for salvation cast into the lake of fire.
That will be a terrible day for me.
That is why God will wipe away all the tears from my eyes.
In other words God has to blot out all the bad memories, or heaven would be a place of misery.
This doesn't sound right. If that were the case, i'd rather burn in hell with all my loved ones.
BTW how does the bible explain the obvious paradox that we were created by god at some point, but since then we become immortal and timeless(though we also tend to equate infinities to integers)?
Edited by Agobot, : No reason given.
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