http://letsliveforever.net/2008/03/easter-sunday/ We can live forever in our human physical body if we want to. Fri, 21 Nov 2008 11:02:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 http://letsliveforever.net/2008/03/easter-sunday/#comment-24 Fiona m Sun, 04 May 2008 03:57:41 +0000 http://letsliveforever.net/?p=7#comment-24 Hi Robin….mmmm lots of food for thought…yes I would like to live forever only if I felt fulfilled and continued to grow and evolve while assisting the young ones in their journey…that would be an amazing honour!! Hi Robin….mmmm lots of food for thought…yes I would like to live forever only if I felt fulfilled and continued to grow and evolve while assisting the young ones in their journey…that would be an amazing honour!!

]]> http://letsliveforever.net/2008/03/easter-sunday/#comment-10 Robin Sun, 04 May 2008 03:30:24 +0000 http://letsliveforever.net/?p=7#comment-10 Thanks so much Diana - I’m very nervous about offending Christians! Thanks so much Diana - I’m very nervous about offending Christians!

]]> http://letsliveforever.net/2008/03/easter-sunday/#comment-9 Diana Sun, 04 May 2008 03:28:23 +0000 http://letsliveforever.net/?p=7#comment-9 I’ve never thought of the resurrection in quite this way. I’ve believed for a long, long time that we have fictionalized Jesus and distorted his life and words into something perverted meant to make us feel guilty and thereby making us dependent on the system of fictionalization, but a lot of people seem to get a lot of pleasure from that, so I mostly hold this belief to myself. I like to just concentrate on the things that scholars believe Jesus actually said and did. Because of his wisdom, I like to call myself a Christian, but not because of any church. Only because I believe in his teachings. He told us that we would go on to do all the things he did and even more amazing things, but the fictionalization of his story doesn’t teach us that. I like your explanation. I’ll have to explore more the idea of living forever. Thanks for peaking my interest. Diana homespunhealers.wordpress.com I’ve never thought of the resurrection in quite this way. I’ve believed for a long, long time that we have fictionalized Jesus and distorted his life and words into something perverted meant to make us feel guilty and thereby making us dependent on the system of fictionalization, but a lot of people seem to get a lot of pleasure from that, so I mostly hold this belief to myself. I like to just concentrate on the things that scholars believe Jesus actually said and did. Because of his wisdom, I like to call myself a Christian, but not because of any church. Only because I believe in his teachings. He told us that we would go on to do all the things he did and even more amazing things, but the fictionalization of his story doesn’t teach us that. I like your explanation. I’ll have to explore more the idea of living forever. Thanks for peaking my interest.
Diana
homespunhealers.wordpress.com

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