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Does freewill exist in heaven? |
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@0gypsy0 | 25 November 14 |
Does free will exist ?
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@ogdenz | 25 November 14 |
Heaven is a state of mind. I'm.not certain free will exists.
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@itstragik | 25 November 14 |
go find out if heaven is real and ask god if free will exists, oh wait you'll be dead so how can you tell us anything!
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@quiller | 25 November 14 |
This
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@quiller | 25 November 14 |
@ 0gypsy0 - 25.11.14 - 04:46pm Does free will exist ? This, I mean |
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@vampboy | 25 November 14 |
@ manszar - 25.11.14 - 03:01pm Does freewill exist in heaven? What kind of heaven specifically? Islamic Heaven, Christian heaven, maybe the Chinese Confucian traditions, or perhaps the Buddhist heaven, maybe going a little back, the heavens from the ancient religions? |
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@manszar | 25 November 14 |
@ critical - 25.11.14 - 04:27pm does heaven exist? To those that believe it |
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@manszar | 25 November 14 |
@ 0gypsy0 - 25.11.14 - 04:46pm Does free will exist ? Can you choose to do something? |
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@manszar | 25 November 14 |
@ itstragik - 25.11.14 - 06:21pm go find out if heaven is real and ask god if free will exists, oh wait you'll be dead so how can you tell us anything! Insightful as always ![]() |
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@manszar | 25 November 14 |
@ vampboy - 25.11.14 - 07:47pm What kind of heaven specifically? Islamic Heaven, Christian heaven, maybe the Chinese Confucian traditions, or perhaps the Buddhist heaven, maybe going a little back, the heavens from the ancient religions? Whichever one you believe in |
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@itstragik | 25 November 14 |
@ manszar - 25.11.14 - 10:40pm Insightful as always ![]() your welcome, just remember it's an illusion that we create ![]() |
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@vampboy | 25 November 14 |
@ manszar - 25.11.14 - 10:41pm Whichever one you believe in I'm an Atheist, and I'm unaware of how every different heavens from all different beliefs work, but talking about the Abraham religions, I think once you receive afterlife, you never can taste death again, and will live on for eternity. This negates the concept of free will since the choice of choosing death is non-existent, then again the principals and concept of free will that we have here might be utterly different than the principals and concepts that exist there. |
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@0gypsy0 | 26 November 14 |
@ manszar - 25.11.14 - 10:38pm Can you choose to do something? Can I consciously choose to do something or make a decision that isn't determined by the physics and biology of my brain ? |
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@0gypsy0 | 26 November 14 |
@ vampboy - 25.11.14 - 07:47pm What kind of heaven specifically? Islamic Heaven, Christian heaven, maybe the Chinese Confucian traditions, or perhaps the Buddhist heaven, maybe going a little back, the heavens from the ancient religions? I say , all these gods should make an offer there should be a page on the internet where u can take your pick from this fantastic range of great afterlife heaven deals . |
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@itstragik | 26 November 14 |
@ critical - 25.11.14 - 04:27pm does heaven exist? does the light exist ? |
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@smohamed | 26 November 14 |
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@manszar | 26 November 14 |
@ 0gypsy0 - 26.11.14 - 12:18am Can I consciously choose to do something or make a decision that isn't determined by the physics and biology of my brain ? its the physics and biology that enables you to make choices. |
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@propidol | 26 November 14 |
If it's not a feasting hall full of beer and b***hes then I'm not off.
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@smohamed | 26 November 14 |
anyways interesting topic though manszar... i think part of your answer would be in the definition of free will
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@manszar | 26 November 14 |
@ vampboy - 25.11.14 - 11:45pm I'm an Atheist, and I'm unaware of how every different heavens from all different beliefs work, but talking about the Abraham religions, I think once you receive afterlife, you never can taste death again, and will live on for eternity. This negates the concept of free will since the choice of choosing death is non-existent, then again the principals and concept of free will that we have here might be utterly different than the principals and concepts that exist there. Im taking the principals and concept of free will that we have. If death is not possible then it ceases to be a choice. so I dont think it negates free will as you can still choose that which is possible. |
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