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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOHPQusSc5Q
I either can't post a vid on here or I don't know how. Either way it's cute vid, but raises a good point. |
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how u know they dont
 
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im jsut gonna guess perhaps due to the intelligence level of bees.....
psht...does this mean MY cat isnt goin to heaven. 
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when i lived in new orleans, i saw rat ghosts all over the place, and contrary to christian belief, everything living has a soul....believe it. when i got out of body, i saw so many, of everything...quite opened my eyes actually.
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DarkOwl, that is so interesting!!! I've always maintained that animals have souls. They may not be like ours, but how would WE know, but I see souls in them. That's why this nut hopes that God makes me an angel to animals when I go. I want to represent!!!
  Yes, I know how I sound!!!
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so if thats the case then does everything that is alive go to heaven?
including cancer, the flesh eating virus and ebola virus? also is everyone able to see the vid? I'm not realy sure I did it right. |
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Cause they don't just eat their own honey, they eat other bee's honey too!
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what about mosquitoes??
and spiders?? and rattlesnakes?? and pythons. or tigers??? or lions??? BEARS???? i would like to know. |
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Edited by
HawaiiMusikMan
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Fri 11/28/08 12:49 AM
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...or turkeys? Those poor souls
 
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Fruit flys?
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when i lived in new orleans, i saw rat ghosts all over the place, and contrary to christian belief, everything living has a soul....believe it. when i got out of body, i saw so many, of everything...quite opened my eyes actually. Really? That's contrary to Christian beliefs huh? Nephesh http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nephesh Nephesh (נפש) is the Hebrew word commonly translated as soul in English. It literally means the "complete life of a being" though it is usually used in the sense of "living being" (breathing creature). By the Old Testament, everything that breaths has a soul. If a Christian doesn't believe that all living creatures have a soul, it's because that Christian hasn't studied the subject. But I guess the problem comes from how people define a soul. A soul is the animating force of life and it is also the mind of the creature. It's personality, thoughts, feelings, etc. A soul dies with the creature, it is the spirit that lives on in humans. So I reject the belief that there are "ghost rats" or even ghosts in general, but I don't question that animals have a soul. Here is a video that beautifully shows that animals have a soul: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjWtRYaxmWM |
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Here is a video that beautifully shows that animals have a soul: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjWtRYaxmWM Loved that video. It almost made me cry. Thank you  |
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Here is a video that beautifully shows that animals have a soul: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjWtRYaxmWM Loved that video. It almost made me cry. Thank you
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOHPQusSc5Q I either can't post a vid on here or I don't know how. Either way it's cute vid, but raises a good point. I only watched half. It's not a good video in my opinion and doesn't raise a good point. 1) Clearly the creator feels that animals are equal to humans. If a human gets eternal life, so should animals. Only a very extreme minority of people would agree with that view. To see no moral distinction between human and animal life is a very scary world view. Taken to it's logical conclusion, it would be right to kill a human to feed two hungry lions. Because all life is equal, so if one has to die to feed two then it is justified.  2) Heaven will be on earth, that is clearly presented in the book of Revelation. There will be animals, so that isn't a question. But will animals live eternal lives? Yes, but not until after the judgment. The Bible is clear that death wasn't intended to ever exist. So God did want animals to live forever, but due to mankind's fall all of the universe was changed. |
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOHPQusSc5Q I either can't post a vid on here or I don't know how. Either way it's cute vid, but raises a good point. I only watched half. It's not a good video in my opinion and doesn't raise a good point. 1) Clearly the creator feels that animals are equal to humans. If a human gets eternal life, so should animals. Only a very extreme minority of people would agree with that view. To see no moral distinction between human and animal life is a very scary world view. Taken to it's logical conclusion, it would be right to kill a human to feed two hungry lions. Because all life is equal, so if one has to die to feed two then it is justified. 2) Heaven will be on earth, that is clearly presented in the book of Revelation. There will be animals, so that isn't a question. But will animals live eternal lives? Yes, but not until after the judgment. The Bible is clear that death wasn't intended to ever exist. So God did want animals to live forever, but due to mankind's fall all of the universe was changed. again, my question is does that mean all living things including things like ebola virus, smallpox and cancer? If triangles had gods their gods would have three sides. |
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when i lived in new orleans, i saw rat ghosts all over the place, and contrary to christian belief, everything living has a soul....believe it. when i got out of body, i saw so many, of everything...quite opened my eyes actually. Really? That's contrary to Christian beliefs huh? Nephesh http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nephesh Nephesh (נפש) is the Hebrew word commonly translated as soul in English. It literally means the "complete life of a being" though it is usually used in the sense of "living being" (breathing creature). By the Old Testament, everything that breaths has a soul. If a Christian doesn't believe that all living creatures have a soul, it's because that Christian hasn't studied the subject. But I guess the problem comes from how people define a soul. A soul is the animating force of life and it is also the mind of the creature. It's personality, thoughts, feelings, etc. A soul dies with the creature, it is the spirit that lives on in humans. So I reject the belief that there are "ghost rats" or even ghosts in general, but I don't question that animals have a soul. Here is a video that beautifully shows that animals have a soul: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjWtRYaxmWM just ask Siegfried and Roy. animals are animals. I realy liked that vid also and I watched it all. but animals do not always react that way just ask Siegfried and Roy. |
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