Comments by "spaceflight101" (@spaceflight1019) on "Off The Kirb Ministries" channel.

  1. We all make mistakes, but if the greater part of your time here was invested in improving the human condition you should be okay.
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  2.  @user-nw8jr1dk9p  , to tell you my thoughts, I don't think "believing" has much if anything to do with it. Think about it... What about everyone who lived before monotheism became accepted? That's an awful lot of people. It can be argued that polytheism was around for a far longer time than monotheism.
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  3. Pretty much. The things that caused those bad memories are all in the past.
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  4.  @Cernunnos_83  , or the Divine Exchequer.
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  5. What if you like the seashore and just want to go swimming?
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  6. Here are some examples: I was dreaming about swimming one night when I noticed a man walking on the water towards me. Wally Schirra looked down at me and said "This is your time now." Then he turned and walked off. The dead can walk on water. Another dream had me walking on Cocoa Beach with a woman who was famous when she was alive. She asked me why I called her by her life name. She explained that her first name was who she is, her last name was who she was. Our names are pre-assigned before we're conceived. In another dream, she forced a "life volume transfer", transferring her life into my head while receiving mine in return. It took two weeks for my head to settle down. She shouldn't have done that to me because mortals aren't equipped to comprehend such a data dump!
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  7. One thing is...what if you LOVE the beach life and swimming in the ocean? Is walking on water something you can turn on and off?
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  8.  @luissalazar3403  , there's "don't want to remember", in which case the memory remains but is no longer a cause of grief, and "forgotten", which translates to "memory erased". You choose which path.
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  9. I always pictured it like the ending of "Evan Almighty". When my life changed after the loss of Columbia and her crew, my dreamscape opened up and I was shown things I probably shouldn't have been shown. The explanation is at once so simple yet so complex that mortals cannot comprehend because we lack the proper frame of reference. It took an extremely open mind just to try to keep up. But...it's all in my journals and burned into my memory.
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  10.  @sheilalopez7498  , I don't know about that. Think about this... In "Evan Almighty", Evan does what God asks him to do. When his time comes, and they share a laugh, is God going to tell him that doing His work doesn't balance things out just a little?
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  11.  @sheilalopez7498  , true, but here's my belief: If a total monster can be spared judgment by accepting Jesus Christ as his/her Lord and Saviour with their dying breath then there's really not much incentive to not be a monster, is there? My philosophy, and it's based upon my life's experience, is that my judgment will be based upon bad vs. good. If one outweighs the other, then so be it. But, when God gives you a mission (not quite as dramatic as "Evan Almighty"), and you follow that star, surely it must factor in because if it doesn't, where is the incentive to follow that star? I believe in some of the philosophy in Evan Almighty, that being (1)God gives us opportunities, and (2), we are supposed to learn something from those opportunities. (Shrugs shoulders) On the other hand, it might be like "What Dreams May Come" or "The Five People You Meet In Heaven".
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  12.  @Ilyjesus02  , what if "born again" is a metaphor for shedding this mortal coil?
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  13. We are all children of the universe. Yeah, it sounds so 1960s but it's true.
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