jwhoff
Premium Member
Agreed mch4970. The sad thing about "eye opening" is that it should be more than a mechanically activity to be experienced once or twice daily.
Once one comes to the belief that The Almighty is much greater than any of us can comprehend one is on the right path. Especially if one realizes that all mortal beings are included in any of us. Then, and only then, the magic starts and one lives the rest of ones' days awed by the spirit and less so by the thoughts of mere mortals.
So, all said, I guess we could get right back to the brotherhood of man. That's something all of us should think more about.
But the question was whether or not non-Christians can go to heaven? Again, I don't think and of us are qualified to answer that question.
Once one comes to the belief that The Almighty is much greater than any of us can comprehend one is on the right path. Especially if one realizes that all mortal beings are included in any of us. Then, and only then, the magic starts and one lives the rest of ones' days awed by the spirit and less so by the thoughts of mere mortals.
So, all said, I guess we could get right back to the brotherhood of man. That's something all of us should think more about.
But the question was whether or not non-Christians can go to heaven? Again, I don't think and of us are qualified to answer that question.
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