WE have a sense of humor, so I like to think that God has a sense of humor (else where would we have gotten it from?)
So here's the setup. I'm driving in my car (as I do a lot these days) when the Rapture happens. But God "delays" the transformation from corruptable to incorruptable for just a split-second (just for my benefit) and the result is that I whack my head on the windscreen just as I'm about to pass through it, on the way to glory. He has a belly-laugh, and claps me on the back when I get home, in that big-brotherly way....Ha Ha....Very....funny.
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Why not go all the way, like through the the windshield, flying directly into a concrete divider? Oh man, your cracked skull and mangled spine will sure cause Yahweh to split his sides! (Assuming that all the rapturing leads to hilarious chains of vehicular accidents)
Actually, I think God would get more laughs by throwing you out the windshield and leaving you crippled for decades.
>>WE have a sense of humor, so I like to think that God has a sense of humor (else where would we have gotten it from?)<<
Reminds me of the Six Feet Under episode where two guys are driving a truck on their way to a bachelor party. In the back, under a tarp, are a few dozen blow-up dolls inflated with helium. The tarp comes loose and the dolls begin floating away. A few blocks away a woman is driving her car and sees the dolls floating heavenward, backlit by the sun. She is convinced it's the Rapture and in her excitment, screaming 'Hallelujah!' she crashes her car and dies.
So if our sense of humor proves that god has one too (because where else would we have gotten them from?), doesn't it follow that god also has lust, wrath, gluttony, pride, envy, sloth and avarice, since we have all those things (and where else would we have gotten them from?)?
"Reminds me of the Six Feet Under episode where two guys are driving a truck on their way to a bachelor party. In the back, under a tarp, are a few dozen blow-up dolls inflated with helium. The tarp comes loose and the dolls begin floating away. A few blocks away a woman is driving her car and sees the dolls floating heavenward, backlit by the sun. She is convinced it's the Rapture and in her excitment, screaming 'Hallelujah!' she crashes her car and dies.http://www.snopes.com/religion/rapture.htm
Actually, I got a good belly-laugh out of some of these comments. There are just a couple of points I feel I need to address:
>> Those things are the absence of God, just as cold is the absence of heat, and dark is the absence of light.<<
"Those things are the absence of God, just as cold is the absence of heat, and dark is the absence of light."
Isn't God supposed to be omnipresent?
Ha.......ha........ha. Ha? Was that supposed to be funny? Well, i'm not laughing. Remember this sweet daydream of yours, when you're gasping for the last breaths in some terminal ward. Sorry to disappoint you.
mswilso really hits the nail on the head here - the whole of religious history, and all the quackery that has gone with it, is all leading up to exact moment of the rapture when his personal god will do tricks for him. Why?? because mswilso is so special
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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