To me, heaven is just a notion of goodness, as opposed to hell. Let's just rest
at that, until we go to dust and then on God knows where.
Bennet Paes
On Wednesday, 6 September 2017 7:42 PM, Roland Francis
<[email protected]> wrote:
Mervyn Lobo has provided proof, if proof were needed, of my observation that
people have bizarre and weird notions of the afterlife that has no basis in
evidence, reason or the scriptures they profess.
Ok Mervyn, I get that is your version of heaven when you are sober. What about
the one when you are sozzled?
Mervyn Lobo writes:
Roland, Heaven, for me, is a peaceful spot where you can cast your line and
catch a fish every third cast or so. It also is the place where one has all the
ingredients and the time to try every seafood recipe known to the universe.
Your buddies, who never grow old, come over every weekend for a sing song
session and tigers are non-existent. To others, heaven is the place where one
can solve a challenge that has stumped everyone else who has tried. To yet
others, heaven is the ability to spread light - where there is just darkness
and ignorance. The lucky ones, the few lucky ones, have found heaven.
End of ML's belief.
