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G-Ziss posted...

One thing that confuses me is people say you are reunited with loved ones who you've lost. But how does that work exactly? Let's say you're married and your wife dies when she's 25 years old, but you don't die until you're 90. Are you going to be reunited as a couple with a 65 year age difference?

What about if your mother dies when she's 50? Are you going to be 40 years older than your own mother?

I don't think I'd want to go to Heaven if it's going to be like that.

It's speculation what will happen honestly. Like some others have said, you might project what you want to see in yourself and everyone else. That's the most logical explaination, imo. Or it could be something entirely different we can't even comprehend.

Also, to be clear, hell doesn't exist. The whole eternal damnation and hellfire shit is a gross exaggeration that's fueled christian religions for thousands of years. What is likely going to happen is that when everyone is judged, they will either suffer for a brief moment in time for not repenting/living a life of sin and then dying (imagine Jesus on the cross and how quickly he died) or you will literally just seize to exist from that point on. Which when you really think about it, not existing really is eternal suffering since you lost out on eternal life, but let's be honest you're not going to know once you're dead anyways because you literally won't exist.