Do you believe in God/Gods?

no.
However putting a satanist and a devout christian in a small locked room together is good fun.

I'm a Satanist =]

Sounds like infinite happiness

I accepted it, your playing halo with peoplez

Were you on there like 15 minutes ago?

Oh, well thats weird, like 20 mins ago it showed you on there with 3 other people

Oh, your sister sounds lovely!

Is she fat?

Oh, are you fat?

ITS A TRAP!!

Your a trap!!!

My dads a personal trainer so if you need any tips just ask

Stop eating high fructose corn syrup, that stuff is very bad for you.

*puts bouncy castle at the bottom of the building*

*plans funeral for Frost while claiming that I'm his lover"

But that will never happen, cause your immortal

You can get your body launched into space now

frost is immortal... BURN THE WITCH

You should get your ashes dumped into the ocean.

Nope. Not in the least.

Religion just seems like another form of control to me, the oldest one at that.

God are just masters, and we've got enough of those.

If anything, I believe in energy.

I always thought the energy concept was interesting. I can see where it makes sense.

I'm Buddhist. It suits me, as it's more of a life philosophy than a religion to me -- though I do believe in reincarnation, nirvana, etc. I don't believe in one "God."

Hecter74 wrote:hey bighen.
every time you post I go just a little more insane.
you realize that right?
Techno Alien lama's are stealing my soul.

mission complete

energy is a different dimensional being i say

Ms. Terry of Hat wrote:I always thought the energy concept was interesting. I can see where it makes sense.

I'm Buddhist. It suits me, as it's more of a life philosophy than a religion to me -- though I do believe in reincarnation, nirvana, etc. I don't believe in one "God."

I never could get my head around re-incarnation. Just seemed too optimistic. I think things are much simpler.

You die, you rot away, your decomposition nourishes other forms of life - energy is recycled as life flourishes from death. That's probably as close as I could ever get to the whole re-incarnation concept.

It just fits with me somehow. Explains a lot of different things to me and it makes sense to me.

Greg KG wrote:

Ms. Terry of Hat wrote:I always thought the energy concept was interesting. I can see where it makes sense.

I'm Buddhist. It suits me, as it's more of a life philosophy than a religion to me -- though I do believe in reincarnation, nirvana, etc. I don't believe in one "God."

I never could get my head around re-incarnation. Just seemed too optimistic. I think things are much simpler.

You die, you rot away, your decomposition nourishes other forms of life - energy is recycled as life flourishes from death. That's probably as close as I could ever get to the whole re-incarnation concept.

well i personally think the concept of re-incarnation was invented because people have trouble comprehending what it would be like to not exist completely.

but i just think that when we die the afterlife is the same as the before-life.

Chewy wrote:
well i personally think the concept of re-incarnation was invented because people have trouble comprehending what it would be like to not exist completely.

but i just think that when we die the afterlife is the same as the before-life.

Agree with the first part.

The second? What, like groundhog day?

Anyway, I've considered that when I die, I will be buried in the ground without a casket, so I can feed some flowers.

I don't know if that's legal, though.

Frostbyrn wrote:Humans cant Imagine Nothing

They either Imagine total Blackness Total Whiteness or something else

Try Imagining the Color of Clean water when it has nothing Behind it or Around it

Colorless.

That was easy.

The Cramtron wrote:

Chewy wrote:
well i personally think the concept of re-incarnation was invented because people have trouble comprehending what it would be like to not exist completely.

but i just think that when we die the afterlife is the same as the before-life.

The second? What, like groundhog day?

lol no not like groundhog day.

remember what it was like before you were born? i think that's what it's gonna be like after you die.

I think reincartion may exist, but only as an energy transfer type of thing. I have a theory that everything is constructed of energy. I think everybody has a soul or "soul", if you will. Your soul is an energy that simply may transfer when your body has died. There have been many people that have reported seeing very similar things, regardless of who they were or how they died around the world, even after brain function has completely ceased. It is always the same thing: It is very bright and there is "singing" (not like voices, it's like something they've never heard before). This happens when they are pronounced completely dead, and somehow revived. I'm not saying I'm right, it's just a theory. Nobody really knows what happens, but all we can do is guess.

I think we should spend our time here actually living, rather than looking to the skies for answers from non-existent beings.

There is no before as there is no after. Hence this life is a gift, to be lived and learned.

Besides, if there is an afterlife or re-incarnation, we'll all experience it when the time comes. I don't find any use in contemplating over questions that shall remain uncertainties until the very end.

Waste of time, imo.

What I am imagining cannot be described.
I am capable of imagining it, but not in making you understand what I'm picturing.
Liquid glass? Universal transparency? I dunno. Makes sense to me.