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My whole thing with that is this...
In life, say a woman had more than one spouse. It's perfectly fine to remarry in Islam after divorce or death of spouse.
When people reunite in heaven how does that work? Does the wife get both guys? What if she gets the one she loves more, does homie who didn't get chose just have to suck it up.
Folks always tell me "Allah will provide someone who that person will love even more". How? I mean the woman you had when you were flesh and blood bore your children, was with you when you were sick and now she chose another. Can't replace that.
There's just so many abstract scenarios that make the idea of an afterlife, in my mind, highly impractical.
What of the sheer numbers of it all. Literally 100 billion humans have walked this earth at one time or another, many billions more never had the opportunity because of one reason or another.
What's the endgame here? What's the point? Is this some sort of Sims game? Why does an omnipotent being require worship? Why these rules and regulations, many of which are antiquated and impractical.
It just doesn't make any sense. Part of me, the part that once lived that life wants to indulge but the truth is that I would literally have to turn a blind eye to so many things that contradict the idea of a creator God that I would be living a lie.
Im not about that level of cognitive dissonance. Life is stressful as it is with religion mode turnt off.
In life, say a woman had more than one spouse. It's perfectly fine to remarry in Islam after divorce or death of spouse.
When people reunite in heaven how does that work? Does the wife get both guys? What if she gets the one she loves more, does homie who didn't get chose just have to suck it up.
Folks always tell me "Allah will provide someone who that person will love even more". How? I mean the woman you had when you were flesh and blood bore your children, was with you when you were sick and now she chose another. Can't replace that.
There's just so many abstract scenarios that make the idea of an afterlife, in my mind, highly impractical.
What of the sheer numbers of it all. Literally 100 billion humans have walked this earth at one time or another, many billions more never had the opportunity because of one reason or another.
What's the endgame here? What's the point? Is this some sort of Sims game? Why does an omnipotent being require worship? Why these rules and regulations, many of which are antiquated and impractical.
It just doesn't make any sense. Part of me, the part that once lived that life wants to indulge but the truth is that I would literally have to turn a blind eye to so many things that contradict the idea of a creator God that I would be living a lie.
Im not about that level of cognitive dissonance. Life is stressful as it is with religion mode turnt off.
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