Christopher Hitchens afterlife debate reply to closing question "How are you feeling?"

[Npowell01]

"Oh great and divine God in heaven, who giveth us free will that we may obey him or suffer eternally, please grant me eternal life, the incentive with which many people continue to believe in their respective faiths. And please don't smite me because Your Omniscience sees in my mind that one of my main reasons for believing in Thee is because I am threatened with punishment and bribed with rewards. PS: Thanks for making that tree of knowledge thingy. Smart plan. Amen."

Really, people?

[CenkIsAdorable]

I wonder if Professor Xavier can use Cerebro to access every religious person's mind and put some logic in there.

[twooffour]

@CenkIsAdorable

There is no Xavier ;)

[gettingolder2]

Always, walking Tall...

[influenza99]

@vibit7 And 72 mothers-in-law.

[akrulla]

What a legend.

[TheMetalHead102]

You know what seems to me at least very hypocritical for some religious people...

The fact that most of them want eternal life... But are bored out of their mind and have nothing to do in the weekend...

[grizzzlyjoe]

@TheMetalHead102 Excellent observation! Do they have entertainment in Heaven?

I hope it's not like a "Glass Bottom Boat" where the only thing interesting to do is to watch the people below roasting in Hell.

Even that will get boring after a day or two.

[TheHigherVoltage]

@TheMetalHead102 If we live in the twilight zone, and the Abrahamic nightmare turns out to be reality (a-hahahaha) then believers will never be bored - they'll be occupied for eternity - worshiping a childish psychopath who defines love as mindless-servitude.