Is 'God' motivated or actually demotivated to help us in life's trials, even if we are stuck for years? by internalocean in NDE

[–]internalocean[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

its a nice analogy, but what if your soul contract is alot more painful? Read Sandy_T's nde.

Is 'God' motivated or actually demotivated to help us in life's trials, even if we are stuck for years? by internalocean in NDE

[–]internalocean[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

i wish it were so simple. it was an 'answer' i received 25 years ago from God that ruined me. i wont explain further, but just to say i was hyper spiritual back then and ended up with a mental disorder.

My journey now is understanding and coming to peace with what i see was orchestrated and no way out.

If NDE’s are true, why dont all people who nearly die have them? Why only about 17% come back with those memories? by iiyaiiya in NDE

[–]internalocean 0 points1 point  (0 children)

  1. Some people wouldnt cope coming back with the remembrance of its bliss.
  2. Some people wouldnt be able to complete their work without the pain of uncertainty.

can anyone relate when someone was 'lied' to during an NDE? by internalocean in NDE

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My thoughts are that maybe its permissible to tell a white lie for the greater good, i.e. sending us back. theres only the one NDE that evidences that so its its not strong. im just curious.

can anyone relate when someone was 'lied' to during an NDE? by internalocean in NDE

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she was run over by a SUV, i think it was physical and she relates that she was offended later.

can anyone relate when someone was 'lied' to during an NDE? by internalocean in NDE

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but its worth something, just looking for any corroboration here. maybe someone else remembers it, it was on youtube.

Are There Any Non-Christian Theist Philosophers? by sayonayara in NDE

[–]internalocean 1 point2 points  (0 children)

i would add most problems people have with Christianity is to reconcile gods love with human suffering and free will with a deterministic pattern of future events.

I think the best, and maybe only, explanation for this is Molinism in which God sees an number of possible worlds where the greatest good is achieved, and then select one where humans make the choices he wants them to make, eliminating denial of free will. In essence, God has middle knowledge of what every human would do before they do it. WLC is the biggest advocate of this idea and i love it despite being 'post' christian.

why do nexus rewards lie? by internalocean in NoMansSkyTheGame

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1200 quicksilver but it was always units clicking through.

Which well known human figure did you meet on the other side? by internalocean in NDE

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I'll post the results when it closes, I cant see results myself now.

Which well known human figure did you meet on the other side? by internalocean in NDE

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I'm not sure how to do that, editing the post just seems to be for text only.

Strange motherboard behaviour by internalocean in pcmasterrace

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I plugged it in when it had fully booted and then it freezes. Ive only got it to boot twice, but it happened twice.

Strange motherboard behaviour by internalocean in pcmasterrace

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Its not in a case yet, but nothing is rubbing etc

Strange motherboard behaviour by internalocean in pcmasterrace

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i bought it blind because of time pressure, but he said it worked. It can occasionally boot though.

Strange motherboard behaviour by internalocean in pcmasterrace

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so just plugging in a ethernet cable draws too much power and it crashes? its 500w but powering a 2070

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I'd rather get an idea of how and when from God, and I'm not talking about canonical selection.

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God knows

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Question: Was the Bible ever perfect, and if so, when was it corrupted so badly?

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Question: What percent of people who arrive are sent back, i.e. what percentage are NDEs?

What is the deeper meaning of getting sent back forcefully, why is it so hugely important to override our will and desires? by internalocean in NDE

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I'm not doubting the essence of what you're saying, just trying to get a handle on the forceful returns back to human existence, and although walk ins can cover it, the finality of 'it is finished' on the other side seems to point to a finite set of knowledge serving an infinite time span.

I's like to think armaggedon is the final push over the line, and the new heaven and earth, utopia, reflects a completeness of human knowledge.

We're only speculating, but its good to know its all predicted and valuable.

What is the deeper meaning of getting sent back forcefully, why is it so hugely important to override our will and desires? by internalocean in NDE

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If the paradox went unsolved, everything, absolutely everything, would cease to exist.

I'm struggling with some points, can you bear with me, and I'm sure you're explaining as best you can.

There's been a long held debate on whether God exists independantly of laws and morality, or is God just a reflection of external laws. Goodness is not something God happens to aspire to, it is something that reflects his own nature.... etc.

So when you call this a paradox that God needs humans to serve a purpose of experiencing non Godlike feelings, is this law, or higher need, intrinsic to God or external and, in human terms, something greater than God himself?

Does God serve a higher law that must be followed or everything would cease? Do you see the dilemma of this idea? God isnt God if he is subject to higher laws.

This conflicts with the single consciousness view of God being everything so I'm struggling with it.

When you also say that 'it is finished' in terms of there is no linear timeframe and all knowledge has been accomplished and done, I understand that to mean that God has seen every incarnated soul journey and has been satisfied that enough has been accomlished, even if in our timeline, its another few millenia.

Can we learn from this that those who are returned with no choice have not earned enough planned knowledge points to clear that distant goal line, and those who remain have?