Quote Originally Posted by geoff
the bible states this...when we die our flesh and soul seperate. we then enter a sleep like state. ( i dont know much about this part but i believe its without dreams or anything, just a deep sleep.) then the Lord Jesus Christ ( God ) comes back and the ones who died for Him, maryters, rise first. then believers and then finally non believers. (here is where my oppinion comes in)..............................

we then enter into a giant court room if you will, where we all await to be called in lines. evolutionists, theorists, non-believers go " OH $H!T " and then cower in a corner and await to be called. we then each stand before our maker and He opens up two books and weighs our deeds and how we conducted and lived our lives. i believe this process takes some time as we give account for ourselves. we then are judged by God and here one of two verdicts....1. Be gone from Me for I never knew you. or 2. well done My faithful servant.

the ones that here verdict one suffer the second death, no presence of God, no peace, and eternal suffering.( im not sure what hell is like nor do i want to find out) the ones that here verdict 2 enter into new jeruselum or the Kingdom of God. it will be a new earth with no night, no rain, no catastrophies. there will be no sun for Jesus Himself will be the light for us and will be among us. i believe it to be much like this earth but without death, suffering, ect...a perfect world. we as the ones who made it will see our relatives that made it aswell but we will love all there the same. our days or time or whatever worshiping God and loving Him for eternity. end
and when you are finally judged and get accepted and are reunited with your family whats next? You just continue on living, in an exponentially increasing realm of immortal people all staying the same age, doing the same earthly activities.


let me ask you this, what good is joy if there is no suffering?

Would happiness really be that powerful with out sorrow on the other end of the spectrum?