The Pope said that dogs can go to heaven

Where does it say this in the Bible..?
and how does the Pope know this information..?
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nati ... /20296955/
Whaddaya knowChizzang wrote:Dear House Experts:
The Pope said that dogs can go to heaven
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Where does it say this in the Bible..?
and how does the Pope know this information..?
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nati ... /20296955/
I don't think you understand what Catholics believe.CID1990 wrote:Whaddaya knowChizzang wrote:Dear House Experts:
The Pope said that dogs can go to heaven
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Where does it say this in the Bible..?
and how does the Pope know this information..?
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nati ... /20296955/
If you're the kind of guy who can believe in the Catholic version of the bearded man in the sky - with his yuuuge rule book... surely you can believe that dogs can go to heaven
Heaven is some form of spiritual place in which the best aspects of our personhood survive, to the exclusion of our failings and imperfections. Those things which made us happy here become an integral part of that eternal, spiritual existence. Thus, many Catholic theologians believe -- Francis included -- that we will see our beloved pets in heaven. That doesn't mean that animals have their own separate, eternal existence, apart from their contribution to our spirituality.Chizzang wrote:Dear House Experts:
The Pope said that dogs can go to heaven
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Where does it say this in the Bible..?
and how does the Pope know this information..?
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nati ... /20296955/
So, DevilDogs and hot dogs will be waiting for me in the afterlife?JoltinJoe wrote:Heaven is some form of spiritual place in which the best aspects of our personhood survive, to the exclusion of our failings and imperfections. Those things which made us happy here become an integral part of that eternal, spiritual existence. Thus, many Catholic theologians believe -- Francis included -- that we will see our beloved pets in heaven. That doesn't mean that animals have their own separate, eternal existence, apart from their contribution to our spirituality.Chizzang wrote:Dear House Experts:
The Pope said that dogs can go to heaven
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Where does it say this in the Bible..?
and how does the Pope know this information..?
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nati ... /20296955/
In the afterlife, DevilDogs are going to be called AngelDogs, but yup. You can eat all the AngelDogs and hot dogs you like, and you will never gain a pound.Cluck U wrote:So, DevilDogs and hot dogs will be waiting for me in the afterlife?JoltinJoe wrote:
Heaven is some form of spiritual place in which the best aspects of our personhood survive, to the exclusion of our failings and imperfections. Those things which made us happy here become an integral part of that eternal, spiritual existence. Thus, many Catholic theologians believe -- Francis included -- that we will see our beloved pets in heaven. That doesn't mean that animals have their own separate, eternal existence, apart from their contribution to our spirituality.![]()
Sign me up!!!!!
Or in Cluck's case, devildogs will be just out of reach for all eternity.JoltinJoe wrote:In the afterlife, DevilDogs are going to be called AngelDogs, but yup. You can eat all the AngelDogs and hot dogs you like, and you will never gain a pound.Cluck U wrote:
So, DevilDogs and hot dogs will be waiting for me in the afterlife?![]()
Sign me up!!!!!
This ^ bunk right here...JoltinJoe wrote:Heaven is some form of spiritual place in which the best aspects of our personhood survive, to the exclusion of our failings and imperfections. Those things which made us happy here become an integral part of that eternal, spiritual existence. Thus, many Catholic theologians believe -- Francis included -- that we will see our beloved pets in heaven. That doesn't mean that animals have their own separate, eternal existence, apart from their contribution to our spirituality.Chizzang wrote:Dear House Experts:
The Pope said that dogs can go to heaven
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Where does it say this in the Bible..?
and how does the Pope know this information..?
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nati ... /20296955/
Hey, there's always hope one can find their elusive snack.UNI88 wrote:Or in Cluck's case, devildogs will be just out of reach for all eternity.JoltinJoe wrote:
In the afterlife, DevilDogs are going to be called AngelDogs, but yup. You can eat all the AngelDogs and hot dogs you like, and you will never gain a pound.![]()
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Psalm 14:1.Chizzang wrote:This ^ bunk right here...JoltinJoe wrote:
Heaven is some form of spiritual place in which the best aspects of our personhood survive, to the exclusion of our failings and imperfections. Those things which made us happy here become an integral part of that eternal, spiritual existence. Thus, many Catholic theologians believe -- Francis included -- that we will see our beloved pets in heaven. That doesn't mean that animals have their own separate, eternal existence, apart from their contribution to our spirituality.
is hopeful postulation and apologetics hypothesis rolled into "know-it-all" Religious re-writing
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Joe,
You know how to deliver...
So Chizz is the Abominable No Man?JoltinJoe wrote:Psalm 14:1.Chizzang wrote:
This ^ bunk right here...
is hopeful postulation and apologetics hypothesis rolled into "know-it-all" Religious re-writing
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Joe,
You know how to deliver...
Joe will love this one...JoltinJoe wrote:Heaven is some form of spiritual place in which the best aspects of our personhood survive, to the exclusion of our failings and imperfections. Those things which made us happy here become an integral part of that eternal, spiritual existence. Thus, many Catholic theologians believe -- Francis included -- that we will see our beloved pets in heaven. That doesn't mean that animals have their own separate, eternal existence, apart from their contribution to our spirituality.Chizzang wrote:Dear House Experts:
The Pope said that dogs can go to heaven
![]()
Where does it say this in the Bible..?
and how does the Pope know this information..?
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nati ... /20296955/
Yeah, but it's a book written by illiterate fisherman and what-not. Oh, and they were dirty Middle Easterners. So, can we really trust it?JoltinJoe wrote:Heaven is some form of spiritual place in which the best aspects of our personhood survive, to the exclusion of our failings and imperfections. Those things which made us happy here become an integral part of that eternal, spiritual existence. Thus, many Catholic theologians believe -- Francis included -- that we will see our beloved pets in heaven. That doesn't mean that animals have their own separate, eternal existence, apart from their contribution to our spirituality.Chizzang wrote:Dear House Experts:
The Pope said that dogs can go to heaven
![]()
Where does it say this in the Bible..?
and how does the Pope know this information..?
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nati ... /20296955/
You seem to be ignoring Proverbs 16:5.JoltinJoe wrote:Psalm 14:1.Chizzang wrote:
This ^ bunk right here...
is hopeful postulation and apologetics hypothesis rolled into "know-it-all" Religious re-writing
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Joe,
You know how to deliver...
Somehow The Cars' "Uh Oh its Magic" is playing in my headJoltinJoe wrote:I don't think you understand what Catholics believe.CID1990 wrote:
Whaddaya know
If you're the kind of guy who can believe in the Catholic version of the bearded man in the sky - with his yuuuge rule book... surely you can believe that dogs can go to heaven
Hey Joe,JoltinJoe wrote:Psalm 14:1.Chizzang wrote:
This ^ bunk right here...
is hopeful postulation and apologetics hypothesis rolled into "know-it-all" Religious re-writing
![]()
Joe,
You know how to deliver...
Grizalltheway wrote:There was a movie that cleared this up many years ago.
Spare me, nimrod. You pretend to "love the idea of God" so you can be a snark.Chizzang wrote:Hey Joe,JoltinJoe wrote:
Psalm 14:1.
You know I love the idea of God
What I don't believe in is You
Because you're willing to make sh!t up in the name of God
and act like the sh!t you made up came from on high
That's kinda pathologically insane my friend
That's my biggest problem with structured big book type religions
There's not enough people involved admitting "We don't really know"
You sure about that?Ibanez wrote: Yeah, but it's a book written by illiterate fisherman and what-not.
But given that's what all popes have done since forever.... isn't it kind of the definition of Big Rulebook Christianity?Chizzang wrote:Because you're willing to make sh!t up in the name of GodJoltinJoe wrote:
Psalm 14:1.
and act like the sh!t you made up came from on high