Brehs that believe in heaven and hell

[Complexion]

Could you explain why you do? What you expect? What you're doing to ensure you get the ticket you want and avoid the one you don't? Do you feel you're on track?

What do you think the "entry process" is? Imagine its like rolling up to a club in the early 90s where the bouncers are enforcing an imaginary dress code that magically only applies to crispy fresh darkies as you watch a raggedy caucasoid serial killer roll in with daps and you get turned away because your pants are too baggy, spiritually speaking.

Obtuse example but you get my point because you'd have the tripping bouncer equation in mind before you even set out to hit the club back then and would try and anticipate it so you could unleash the:

When you stepped in the spot. Not saying that heaven is a club full of PAWGs, just trying to link your mindset to something grounded in reality that most of us can relate to because the underlying premise is similar as you've got where you are, where you want to be, various obstacles in the way to overcome and (most importantly) you, your mind and your actions to navigate that path best to generate the outcome you want.

Poll is anonymous and has multiple options because this isn't a simple 1 or 0 topic.

 

[Joe Budden]

I was taught that heaven was rulership on earth. If we were good enough, god would bring us back from the dead and we’d clear out evil on this earth and live under Israelite law. Those pawgs would actually be concubines and their men would be slaves.

We used to literally sit around and smile at the thought of whipping white men in the cotton field.

To get to Heaven you’d have to see and do some brutal shyt.

 

[Ya Sinning Mane]

In my fathers house are many mansions

If it were not so I would have told u

i love this verse and how he said it.lol

 

[Flexington]

I expect the afterlife to be a bright as DMV experience. Looooong line where everybody waits their turn, meanwhile asking the folks around them “what they’re in for”

A bunch of people sharing their last memories before their turn is called

Gotta interview with Jesus…already know how mine gonna go

J: “Flexington…right?”


F: “That is correct sir”


J: “Well…overall you did very well!“


F:


J: “But…there were some times you were wildin. What’s this about…you knowimg God has a sense of humor because he created sloths? Care to explain?”



F: “Well, why’d he create warm fruit? They’re so useless and slow some of them die hanging on the tree - just sayin”


J:“Okay but what about these ‘Mary Magdalene belongs to the streets’ jokes?”

F:


J:

 

[Denzel_Saucegton]

 

[weather so breezy]

“We probably in Hell already, our dumb asses not knowin'”

 

[Complexion]

To get to Heaven you’d have to see and do some brutal shyt.

Expound on this please as it seems contradictory and thus interesting.

In my fathers house are many mansions

How can you take the Gospel as gospel when its evidently been edited to fit a narrative previously by someone else whose intent you don't know? There are so many versions and revisions plus the books that were excluded from the final cut as well as the immense amounts of research at your fingertips these days. I get it that its faith but yet and still...

Gotta interview with Jesus…already know how mine gonna go

Imagine you get judged by you. No one to fool or appeal to because you knew exactly why you did what you did and for what reasons. Nowhere to run, nowhere to hide, no one to BS. Wouldn't that be something?

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“We probably in Hell already, our dumb asses not knowin'”

Pac knocked it out of the park with that one because so many things align to confirm this but, almost instinctively, most minds instantly reject the premise and won't ponder it at depth because the implications are immense. If you do, however, a lot about a lot makes so much sense.

 

[The Prince of All Saiyans]

I always saw it as being connected to what you did in yr last life

next life it's complete trash? you went to hell

 

[Dance_Like_A_Fiend]

Well I believe in god so heaven and hell have to follow. I hope reincarnation exists more, though.

 

[BelowTheMasonDixon]

In my fathers house are many mansions

If it were not so I would have told u

i love this verse and how w he said it.lol

Bible do got some bars in it. Like it or not.

"choose you this day whom ye will serve; … but as for me and my house, we will serve the Lord”

 

[GPBear]

 

[SunZoo]

We are already in 'hell', this planet is the 'underworld', as in under the heavens, the microcosm of the macro.

Much like the word sin, there is a lot of extra pyscological warfare being waged with how these concepts are taught and percieved, but yes, we are in hell in name and in experience in a lot of ways. People who interept 'hell' as being below the ground, missing the metaphor's in the devil, demons and all the goofy shyt are the exact group of people religion depends on to keep the human race from actually achieving spiritual soverignty.

You can go deeper into wether it's a state of mind or actual "place" but if you do energy work you understand that your state of mind is how you navigate reality. If you buy the fire and brimstone package you'll get what you ask for. In the meantime, plenty of pain, suffering, torture, and disconnect from divine to go around before you even get to the death process.

 

[mbewane]

I can't get deep into it because I haven't read the books or whatnot but just by being interested in science, poetry and philosophy it seems quite obvious to me that there are things that we don't know nor comprehend, matter of fact those things probably make up for the vast majority of life/death/the universe/existence/however you want to call it. How do you "explain" the beauty of a sunset, or that sense of peace that you may find in a breeze? There's so much that is outside of our understanding. So obviously people are going to fill that void and try to explain the unexplainable in various ways, religion jsut being one of them. So all that to say that for me it's quite obvious that there is something after life, but possibly in dimensions so foreign to our earthy perception that it wouldn't even really qualify as "afterlife" the way we think of it, maybe it's some sort of totally different concept we cannot comprehend or name.

 

[Zime]

Well I believe in god so heaven and hell have to follow. I hope reincarnation exists more, though.

Why? Ain't heaven better than reincarnation?

 

[Ya Sinning Mane]

@Complexion aha who said I did?

I love Jesus and believe he died for my sins and that’s where I stop with Christianity

I don’t read the word to much outside of prov psalm And eccles

Ive studied other things I shouldn’t and came to my own conclusions
But the top sentence still stands for me