Yuval Noah Harari: the world after coronavirus (Written on 20 Mar 2020, Financial Times) Yuval Hariri is a WEF Agenda Contributor (see https://www.weforum.org/people/yuval-noah-harari ) "Humankind is now facing a global crisis. Perhaps the biggest crisis of our generation. The decisions people and governments take in the next few weeks will probably shape the world for years to come. They will shape not just our healthcare systems but also our economy, politics and culture. We must act quickly and decisively. We should also take into account the long-term consequences of our actions. When choosing between alternatives, we should ask ourselves not only how to overcome the immediate threat, but also what kind of world we will inhabit once the storm passes. Yes, the storm will pass, humankind will survive, most of us will still be alive — but we will inhabit a different world. Many short-term emergency measures will become a fixture of life. That is the nature of emergencies. They fast-forward historical processes. Decisions that in normal times could take years of deliberation are passed in a matter of hours. Immature and even dangerous technologies are pressed into service, because the risks of doing nothing are bigger. Entire countries serve as guinea-pigs in large-scale social experiments. What happens when everybody works from home and communicates only at a distance? What happens when entire schools and universities go online? In normal times, governments, businesses and educational boards would never agree to conduct such experiments. But these aren’t normal times." http://www.covid19pv.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Harari-Yuval-Noah.-The-World-After-Coronavirus-2020.pdf
Plandemic...
Cabal Anti-Christ
No such place as hell..that's for controlling people and frightening them...the bogey man for grown ups
Thank you for sharing your opinion.
I certainly believe that hell is real. There are many different ways to define hell.
For example, hell is the spiritual dimension that those in a tortured and dysfunctional state of mind, heart and spirit experience.
The person who deceives others all his life, and ignores the pain and conflict within his own mind is in hell. The murderer who is driven by evil heart to murder and inflict suffering on others is in hell.
Hell is not some other dimension where people are materially transported following death.
Moreover, there are almost infinite gradations of the internal spiritual state. The truth about the spirit world is that there is not a matter of Heaven vs Hell, but that there are myriad degrees in the quality of the spiritual environment a person experiences. Whether one is alive or dead physically does not change the nature of that environment.
People can use truth or half-truths to manipulate others. Or not.
One can inform someone that drinking a particular poison will cause them great physical suffering and agony, and potentially result in death. A healer or physician may do this to guide a patient. Another person may share that information in order to control, manipulate or frighten them.
The fact is neutral, the purpose for sharing, potentially not so.
The accurate concept of hell is that there are consequences to choices one makes. That there are spiritual laws, just as there are physical laws (such as the laws of chemistry, or biology, which are what a doctor explaining about a poison is articulating). Violating spiritual laws has consequences.
If you lie, deceive, violate others, if you are dishonest, malicious, etc, these actions have direct and natural consequences for the spirit, and the mind. Natural consequences. The more you do it, the greater the damage to your heart/mind/spirit, and ultimately, you could end up putting yourself into a state where none of your natural or original nature functions correctly or properly.
Just as a poison can damage and destroy the functioning of the physical body, causing pain, suffering or death, likewise, violating spiritual laws results in spiritual toxins that attack and affect the spiritual body (which is the mind) and cause all sorts of suffering, dysfunction and so forth.
So yeah, hell is real. But that doesn't mean that all historical concepts of hell are perfect, accurate or not mistaken.
Cheerio.
Well put...uk9994 has the right to be wrong.
Indeed.