And you keep feeding the troll with more moronic jibber jabber. Ha! BTW, name calling doesn't really work on adults.Remember what you are doing... you are Trolling!
It's going quite well. You've helped me become better at arguing with morons(Christians). I didn't realize it would be so easy. And the link you're looking for.... I never started a thread. I wouldn't start one in a gun forum. I'm just here to "troll" your crap that belongs somewhere else. And anyone who sets a date (1948 generation) is setting themselves up to look like a fool when it doesn't happen. Not that you don't already look like one to us.This is REALLY exciting! You offer so much to the original post.
So now you are an athiest and you started a post about that subject...you know not believing in this post. How did that go for you and Larry? Give us the link.
I don't believe the afterlife "stories" that people tell about dying, going to Heaven and coming back to life on Earth. Fact is that 99% of these people aren't Christians, but they all have a book to sell telling how wonderful their experience in Heaven was, and no one has to fear death. Personally I believe these experiences are Satanic. Whats a better way for Satan to deceive everyone into believing that you needn't believe in Jesus after all to enter into God's Kingdom. OOPS ISN'T IN GOD'S VOCABULARY, God doesn't make mistakes. The Apostle Paul was suddenly snatched up into the Third Heaven. Unlike modern charlatans, who claim trips to Heaven and visions of God, Paul gave no sensational, detailed description of what he saw or experienced in heaven but mentioned only what he heard. And even that consisted of inexpressible words, which a man is not permitted to speak. What he heard was in a language unlike anything on earth. Though the apostle understood what was said, there were no words in human language to convey what he heard, nor would he have been permitted to speak about it even if that were possible. The veil between Earth and Heaven remains in place as for the rest, “The secret things belong to the Lord our God” (Deut. 29:29). If the Apostle Paul wasn't permitted to reveal what he saw or experienced, don't be deceived into believing the modern charlatans, who claim trips to Heaven and visions of God.
LOSS OF BLOOD FLOW
"One of the most common causes of near-death experiences is fainting," Nelson says. This makes it a good example of when near-death experiences can happen when the person experiencing the NDE is in fact nowhere near death. Researchers have shown that a loss of oxygen flow to the eye will cause tunnel vision. Oxygen deprivation--and even just a sense of fear--can cause the oxygen to stop flowing, and both of those are symptomatic of dying. In Nelson's research, simply fainting was enough to cause several of the effects related to near-death experiences, like a feeling of being out of your own body, or a sense of euphoria.
CHEMICALS RELEASED
A surge of steroids, epinephrine, and adrenaline are released in the body during situations where it's near death, Parnia points out. It could explain the feeling of euphoria, and some of the stranger, hallucinatory effects. It's been suggested that Ketamine, which is released when animals are under attack, could produce similar effects. One of the first theories on near-death experiences, in fact, was that the psychedelic Dimethyltryptamine, or DMT, was released in the brain as soon as it realized it was dying, but that's somewhat speculative: The only way to really test something like that, Nelson says, is to give someone the drug and compare its effects to near-death experiences. Chemicals could very well be be a factor; it's just not an easily proven one, compared to, say, fainting and blood loss.
IT'S A FORM OF REM SLEEP
REM sleep is the type of sleep most closely associated with dreams. Nelson has proposed that, close to death, we enter a type of REM sleep. Put simply, he says, the brain is still functioning enough to realize that it's in danger, despite being asleep. That creates a sort of sleep-state that's spiked with a fight-or-flight response: a form of lucid dreaming, where we're still aware of the situation but are not completely conscious. The sensation of floating around yourself--an out-of-body experience--is consistent with lucid dreamers.
MEMORY IS TRIGGERED
This is only one symptom of near-death experiences, but it's a common one: People report experiencing memories of loved ones or other moments from their past. Research has shown, Nelson says, that our sense of memory kicks in during threatening situations, like being near death. In the more lizard-y parts of our brains, Nelson says, long-term memory and fight or flight are connected, which might be part of the reason people say they remember near-death events so vividly. That phenomenon of near-death experiences might be related, causing the my-life-flashed-before-my-eyes effect or other memories cropping up.
In short: There's not exactly a consensus on what causes them, but the most common effects associated with near-death experiences have been reproduced in some way, and solutions have been offered to their most fundamental causes. But whatever the cause, people coming out of them can feel profoundly changed.
That would be OK, if you were 5.Yes indeed, I am terrified of the boogey man and anyone with an ounce of sense should also be terrified.
Is the god you believe in perfect? This only requires a YES or NO response. No hedging, no justifications, no rationalization, no caveats, no if's and's or but's, just YES or NO.And, no, I haven't been caught in a lie. Ringo and I can disagree on some things but not the basics. And I am not a desperate Christian. If there is any desperation at all, it is for all of you that deny God.
is the god you believe in perfect? This only requires a yes or no response. No hedging, no justifications, no rationalization, no caveats, no if's and's or but's, just yes or no.
That would be OK, if you were 5.
Is the god you believe in perfect? This only requires a YES or NO response. No hedging, no justifications, no rationalization, no caveats, no if's and's or but's, just YES or NO.
Nobody dies twice:
Hebrews 9:27
Just as people are destined to die once, and after that to face judgment,
In Context
Thank you for bringing this to light, for one of the Major Signs pertaining to this Last Generation just prior to the return of Christ is the GREAT APOSTASY (falling away).That would explain why the number of people that identify with religion is dropping, and the numbers for non-believers is rising?
Again you're the perfect example of how much more difficult it is to hide ones IGNORANCE than it is to ACQUIRE KNOWLEDGE.And anyone who sets a date (1948 generation) is setting themselves up to look like a fool when it doesn't happen. Not that you don't already look like one to us.
Yes. Absolutely perfect, no equivocation whatsoever.
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