We will have bodies, so we will be able to eat, as Christ did after the resurrection. But I think we will not have to eat. The resurrection body will live off the soul and the soul off God. As we are now, our bodies are dependent on what is less than they are, subsidies from nature; and our souls are dependent on what is less than they are, our bodies (if our brains are damaged, we cannot think well). This situation of being hostage to our inferiors must be reversed.

This is the most important question anyone can ask. The answer has already been given: It is free. "Let him who is thirsty come, let him who desires take the water of life without price" (Rev. 22:17). Faith is the act of taking. It sounds crazy, too good to be true. But it makes perfect sense. For God is love. Love gives gifts, gives itself. God gives himself, his own life, membership in his family. We are made "partakers of the divine nature" (2 Peter 1:4). See similar questions...

Surprisingly, no. Anatolians tend to be "easy keepers", and an adult Anatolian will eat between 40 to 60 pounds of premium quality dog chow a month. As a puppy, an Anatolian should be fed a premium puppy food for the first year. Some breeders will use puppy food for the first 18 months, and then switch to a good adult food. See similar questions...

It creates disturbance and begins frying (somewhat more slowly than if in a Tether). Check out Heaven and Hell and the Heaven & Hell errata for that section for details. See similar questions...

Heaven and Hell are simply a state of mind. It is how we think. There are very poor people who are quite miserable and unhappy, and likewise there are very rich people who are just as miserable and unhappy. What they have in common is not that they are miserable, it is that they are poor of spirit. There are many materially poor people who live very prosperous and happy lives. And it is possible to be both spiritually prosperous and materially prosperous. See similar questions...

Just like life on Earth, people make their lives either a heaven or hell. We create our own realities. God gave us a special gift called, “Free will.” I believe there are different levels of heaven depending on how we lived out our earthly existence. See similar questions...

From what spirits I have communicated with have said is that they go through what is called an "orientation." It's a tour of Heaven for a newly arrived spirit. They reunite with loved ones and get to see their spirit guide and other guides again. If a spirit is having a hard time adjusting the other spirits assist like a social worker or therapist would for the living. See similar questions...

th Heaven, on the root, is a show about a minister who is also a husband and the father of five wonderful children. This is a story about life, family, the lessons we learn from day to day, and the important people who touch our lives. But deep down it is more than that. It is a collection of stories that have the ability to touch peoples lives in such profound ways words can't even describe it. See similar questions...

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If we had no "inside information," we could only speculate. Fortunately, we have some solid data to build on: divine revelation. I think God wants us to use our reason and also our imagination (for why should we neglect any God-given faculty) to explore the treasure of tantalizing hints in Scripture. To be indifferent to it is to be like the unprofitable servant who hid his master's talent in the ground. See similar questions...

This question prompts a series of questions of the form: Will we have the following earthly thing in Heaven? I believe the answer to all such questions is this: Yes, but not in the present form. Nothing is simply continued, and nothing is simply lost forever; everything is transformed, as it is at birth. We can know very little about this transformation, of course, and our answers must be largely disciplined guesswork. See similar questions...

Let me put it this way: Is there any compelling reason why they shouldn't? Would their perfection be threatened thereby? Can Heaven be Heaven only by being quarantined and having the blinds drawn? It is reasonable to interpret the "cloud of witnesses" in Hebrews 12:1 not only as witnesses to their faith during their own lifetimes but as witnesses to us, now; not just as the dead "witness to" the living by our memory of them but as the living witness the living by their living consciousness. See similar questions...

I think not. Only God is omniscient. We will never stop learning, but we will never come to the end, either. Only God can endure knowing everything without being bored. See similar questions...

We will be as we are now: equal in worth and dignity, equal in being loved by God. But will we be equal in the sense of the same? God forbid! One of the chief pleasures of this life, as of the next, is the mutual sharing of different excellences, the pleasure of looking up to someone who is better than we are at something and learning from him or her. The resentment expressed in saying, "I'm just as good as you are" is hellish, not heavenly. See similar questions...