>>I'd agree with your assessment that 'eternity' is a very long - never ending time. You will not be bored. Either you will be enjoying your eternity - or - detesting it.
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>Does that imply that everybody's spirit will survive and that the good ones will go to heaven while the bad ones will go to hell, for eternity?
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The spirits of those who trust in Jesus alone for their salvation will go to Heaven. The ones who don't will do to Hell.


>>There was no beginning with God. However, all other spirits were created by Him - and - had a beginning - but will have no end.
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>So, there was no beginning with God. Has He/She/It evolved? Does God have a brain? Hands? Does God need air or atoms? Is there no way God can die? How widespread is God? Can God get bored? How come you think God is good of heart?
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God has not evolved. God does not have a body - therefore does not have a brain. He is spirit. He needs nothing to survive. There is no way He can die. God is everywhere at all times. God cannot get bored. I think God is a God good heart because His word says so - and - that has been my personal experience.



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>>I can answer some of these - some I can't...
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>>-There will be no more diseases.
>>-God will take care of uniting body with spirit.
>>-There are passages in the Bible that describe the new Heaven and the new Earth (If you're interested, I can do some research on that for you.)
>>-Everyone on the new Earth will want to and will worship God
>>-Injustice will no longer be possible.
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>>I'm not an expert in the end times - so - please understand these are my opinions. I think they are Biblical (95% sure) - but - haven't spent the time on them to guarantee that they line up 100% w/the Bible.
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>What do you think of the other books that are supposed to be brought to humanity by people who saw themselves, or were seen, as prophets?


Since I see the Bible as the ultimate authority, I would say that anything else that would be contrary to what is written in the Bible should not be believed. If someone claims to be a prophet, everything he says or writes should confirm what is written in the Bible. If it does not, he is a false prophet.



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>BTW, you can ask me things also.


You say you're an atheist - I'm sure you would say that you do not know everything. Would you at least admit the possibility of a God?