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Atheists' Last Words...
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Biblesurveyor
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I'm thankful that I can sing this song. (praise God!)
Long ago (down on my knees)
Long ago (I settled it all)
Yes the old account was settled long ago (hallelujah)
And the record’s clear today
For He washed my sins away
When the old account was settled long ago.
Amen
Long ago (down on my knees)
Long ago (I settled it all)
Yes the old account was settled long ago (hallelujah)
And the record’s clear today
For He washed my sins away
When the old account was settled long ago.
Amen
King Dan of Great the 1st
Member
Some athiests like Dawkings method doesn't allow for evidence. Sceptics want evidence for God yet there method doesn't allow for evidence.
If all the stars in the sky were rearranged and made a big sign that said "I am God I wrote this so you might believe in me" they would still say it could have been aliens.
If all the stars in the sky were rearranged and made a big sign that said "I am God I wrote this so you might believe in me" they would still say it could have been aliens.
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Pizza
Member
As a side note to this, David Hume's words do sound familiar:j
OVer 20 years ago, I had a girlfriend who was working as an aide in what was essentially a hospice home. She told me of being around those as they died. There were two outstanding examples of how people died (many did not die with such drama, but there were two types of "drama" that Sharon saw):
1) The sweet, old catholic/protestant ladies - many of them would grab Sharon's arm as they were dying, telling her (with a smile,) "Oh, dear, look - my dearly departed mother is here..", or "Oh, how wonderful, my (long dead) husband has come to see me...." Such patients would often 'see' loved ones in the room with them. They would slip away peacefully.
2) The old, atheist/agnostic/mean (seemed to be usually men) with no faith who had abused and offended all caretakers the entire time they were there - Sharon told of one man who had always been angry and cold to everyone. On the day he died, he yelled for Sharon, she came to him - he was humble, terrified and desperate. She said the pleaded with her, "Don't let them take me.." and "I'm afraid, something bad is happening to me..." Their death was often stressful, even for Sharon - as she believed she knew what was going on: That they were seeing their own future and it was not pleasant.
Sharon was convinced that some of us are allowed to see beyond the curtain separating our reality with another reality. She was convinced that SOME of us know what is happening, or is GOING to happen, sooner than most of us.
I have carried her testimony with me ever since I knew her, back in 1995.
OVer 20 years ago, I had a girlfriend who was working as an aide in what was essentially a hospice home. She told me of being around those as they died. There were two outstanding examples of how people died (many did not die with such drama, but there were two types of "drama" that Sharon saw):
1) The sweet, old catholic/protestant ladies - many of them would grab Sharon's arm as they were dying, telling her (with a smile,) "Oh, dear, look - my dearly departed mother is here..", or "Oh, how wonderful, my (long dead) husband has come to see me...." Such patients would often 'see' loved ones in the room with them. They would slip away peacefully.
2) The old, atheist/agnostic/mean (seemed to be usually men) with no faith who had abused and offended all caretakers the entire time they were there - Sharon told of one man who had always been angry and cold to everyone. On the day he died, he yelled for Sharon, she came to him - he was humble, terrified and desperate. She said the pleaded with her, "Don't let them take me.." and "I'm afraid, something bad is happening to me..." Their death was often stressful, even for Sharon - as she believed she knew what was going on: That they were seeing their own future and it was not pleasant.
Sharon was convinced that some of us are allowed to see beyond the curtain separating our reality with another reality. She was convinced that SOME of us know what is happening, or is GOING to happen, sooner than most of us.
I have carried her testimony with me ever since I knew her, back in 1995.
Rageofangels777
Member
Chilling stuff.
The time came when the beggar died and the angels carried him to Abraham’s side. Luke 16:22a NIV
Angels came to escort Lazarus. Your story suggests that someone came to escort that unbeliever.
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Razeontherock
Member
That's exactly what He did. Before our species created light pollution that obliterates the night sky, everyone saw the constellations. All of them tell the Gospel!
Pizza
Member
Yea, goes against what I was taught in Sunday School over the years. I'm not sure what was going on, but I do think there is something to what Sharon witnessed. I found her description of this one mans' departure to be chilling to say the least.
Rageofangels777
Member
The rich man lived in luxury
He was always wantin' more
And Lazarus the beggar
Laid at the gate covered with sores
It wasn't long and the beggar died
The angels carried him to Abraham's side
When the rich man died he felt the torment of hell
He looked up, his voice rang like a bell
Give me one more chance to do things right
Just one more chance, I'll follow the light
But there's no second chances, the Host of Heaven cried
No second chances, you listened to lies
The rich man, oh, he couldn't go back
To warn his brothers of his fate
Now we've been given the charge
It's up to us, now don't hesitate
Are you livin' in the comfort zone
Storin' up treasures that soon'll be gone
Or tellin' your brother that Jesus died
So on that last day you won't hear Him cry
(WHITECROSS, from their album In The Kingdom)
He was always wantin' more
And Lazarus the beggar
Laid at the gate covered with sores
It wasn't long and the beggar died
The angels carried him to Abraham's side
When the rich man died he felt the torment of hell
He looked up, his voice rang like a bell
Give me one more chance to do things right
Just one more chance, I'll follow the light
But there's no second chances, the Host of Heaven cried
No second chances, you listened to lies
The rich man, oh, he couldn't go back
To warn his brothers of his fate
Now we've been given the charge
It's up to us, now don't hesitate
Are you livin' in the comfort zone
Storin' up treasures that soon'll be gone
Or tellin' your brother that Jesus died
So on that last day you won't hear Him cry
(WHITECROSS, from their album In The Kingdom)