Departing from traditional Christianity, North England based Bishop Tom Wright explains that heaven is important but it's not our final destination, saying "If you want to say that when someone die...
Departing from traditional Christianity, North England based Bishop Tom Wright explains that heaven is important but it's not our final destination, saying "If you want to say that when someone dies they go to heaven, fine. But that's only a temporary holding pattern that is life after death. And what I'm much more interested in, or the New Testament is much more interested in, is what I've called life after life after death."
From the clip from Nightline: "Believers and unbelievers have strong views about what happens when you die. For centuries, Christians have believed that their destiny after death is heaven: a spiritual place where they -- along with a myriad of angels, -- sing praises to God for eternity. But is it possible that Christians may have gotten that part of their faith badly wrong?"
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This might departure from what's commonly accepted, but this is not radical from what the Bible says...we were meant to live on earth, not in heaven...read the Bible!!!
When you have ENOUGH to eat and have a LOT of money to spent you can FACE the PUBLIC and say a few of your own `bullshit' as teachings and wisdom.!! `These bishops' are a kind of eat well, drink well and `bullshit' well types....!!longing for fame and media attention during RETIREMENT days....!!Afterall the selected subjects like HEAVEN & EARTH is very well known to humans as a mystery, no human can crack this nut STANDING on the earthly platform!These bishops can always speak like `KNOW IT ALL'
I see where your coming from, there is a reason I left the catholic church. But you should seriously read some of this guys stuff, he is the most down to earth theologian i've read, he has a lot of love for people it's pretty cool to see in a bishop for a change. Just a thought.
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