| Do you believe a spirit can feel hot and cold? If not then is "hell" just a figment of the imagination. |
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Asked 3 years ago
by Chipmonk  United States |
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About
Kinda squirrely; very opinionated; not always right; not always willing to admit to being not always right. :)
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You do understand that asking 2 questions at once is very unprofessional, right?
Especially when the second begins with "if not"; does "likely" mean "spirits likely DO feel temperature, so hell is NOT likely to be imaginary" or "spirits likely do NOT feel temperature, so hell IS likely to be imaginary"?
Good rhetorical questions, but not constructed for polling logic.
Damn... you know better than to ask a compound question, Munk!
oops... and now it's gone down in history... probably voted up just to show Monk's not right every time. Haha. Just kidding. :-`)
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[1 point] 3 years ago by deleted user ReplyHell was invented by religion to keep the "flocks" in order.
Hey!
LOL LOL
Have you ever had the feeling someone is near you or in the same room as you, but you can't see anyone ?
Maybe that feeling is a friend who has come to comfort and support you.
Sorry, I don't think hell exists and I don't think a spirit would feel hot and cold.
I think in a spiritual rhelm a spirit can feel. I believe that hell and heaven exist and that souls in hell feel heat and flames.
But isn't pain a psychological reaction brought on by fear of something worse happening to you? If you're in a place where the worst is known wouldn't it cease to feel painful? I have heard that as soon as terminally ill patients accept the fact of their impending death their feelings of pain ease immensely; of course not having been there myself I have to admit this is hearsay.
No such things as spirits - except of course the ones who come in bottles.
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[1 point] 3 years ago by deleted user ReplyPot. Kettle. Black.
Enough said.
Very likely for the hell thing, that it is just a imagination-thingy...