@the_great_she_elephant wrote:
@opmania wrote:Ha ha your a barrel of
Laughs
I do my best.
But if, as Icy suggests, everyone is going to be judged according to the rules of whichever particular religion they follow, then the surest way to salvation is obviously to be an atheist.
nah, can't be sure of that either.
If I die with a smile in my heart, then I have lived a good life.
I'm not sure that necessarily follows - Torquemada probably died with a smile in his heart.
History doesn't paint a flattering picture of him, but for all I know he was kind to his dog.
That may not be a particularly convincing argument, as Hitler loved his dog, too.
@*julia*2010 wrote:
@the_great_she_elephant wrote:
@opmania wrote:Ha ha your a barrel of
Laughs
I do my best.
But if, as Icy suggests, everyone is going to be judged according to the rules of whichever particular religion they follow, then the surest way to salvation is obviously to be an atheist.
nah, can't be sure of that either.
"But if, as Icy suggests, everyone is going to be judged according to the rules of whichever particular religion they follow, then the surest way to salvation is obviously to be an atheist."
where did I suggest that?
@the_great_she_elephant wrote:"But if, as Icy suggests, everyone is going to be judged according to the rules of whichever particular religion they follow, then the surest way to salvation is obviously to be an atheist."
where did I suggest that?
Sorry, it was Julia, It's so hard to tell you two apart.
I'm flattered!
@opmania wrote:Well ultimately you must be
True to yourself
As you say
Be righteous fair and look
Forward not back
Don't do things that you are
Sorry for
Be kind to animals
I'm tempted to accept this as the solution, I couldn't have said it better myself 
@jessicadazzler wrote:
@ecar3483 wrote:Sometimes I think the answer is staring me in the face.
Sometimes I think maybe it's just me reading something into the question.
I don't know.
🙂
