[Tribune7]

It didn't convince me of that. You take the broad path and enter the wide gate, you end up in place without God for eternity, which is what I guess you want.

Anyway eternity doesn't have an end.

[Zeroisanumber]

It didn't convince me of that. You take the broad path and enter the wide gate, you end up in place without God for eternity, which is what I guess you want.

I've always thought that the whole diety thing was a nice idea, but given the warp and woof of human history (and mankind's stunning ability to self-decieve when presented with the inexorable or the terrifying) I just could never bring myself to believe it.

[A. Pole]

You take the broad path and enter the wide gate, you end up in place without God for eternity, which is what I guess you want. Anyway eternity doesn't have an end.

The Time has beginning and the end. That is why it is said:

"In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth".

Eternity is "before", "after" and above the Time, above the every age or eon. Eternity it is not the endless time.