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Bahman
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Suppose that you will go to heaven and I go to hell. Would you like that we exchange our lives?
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seagal
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No, but what does that have to do with anything? You choose your path and I choose mine.Suppose that you will go to heaven and I go to hell. Would you like that we exchange our lives?
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Bahman
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Well, we decide/choose based on circumstances which is what we call life as we are exposed to therfore the main question is whether this path, what we call fate or future, exist or not. I go to heaven if I was in your place and vice versa.No, but what does that have to do with anything? You choose your path and I choose mine.
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seagal
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I refer you to two philosophers who can handle the question of fate much better than I.
The first is Thomas Aquinas and his Summa Theologica: Article 1. Whether there be such a thing as fate?
The second is Prof. Peter Kreeft and his talk called “Fated and Free”. I just listened to this one and found it enlightening.
The first is Thomas Aquinas and his Summa Theologica: Article 1. Whether there be such a thing as fate?
The second is Prof. Peter Kreeft and his talk called “Fated and Free”. I just listened to this one and found it enlightening.
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