are questions of our location or situation, after death, open to debate?

Question

Isn't it kinda, well, u know silly?

given that i wont exist anymore.

Answer 1

It can be taken as atopic of debate but no conclusion will come out of it.

Answer 2

What is “a living soul”? Genesis 2:7 Dust and breath, that is what we are dust and breath. Genesis 3:19 Dust you are and to dust you return. Let’s look at a controversial text. The book of Ecclesiastes chapter twelve and verse seven,dust to the ground, spirit to God who gave it. So one might ask what is the spirit if not what we commonly call a ghost? James it’s a little book right after Hebrews. read in chapter two verse twenty-six. This chapter is mostly talking about faith without deeds being dead, but in verse twenty-six it states, “The body without the ‘spirit’ is dead.” what is this spirit? The book of Job sheds some light on the fact in chapter 27 verse three; Job is talking to his friends about God. He states that as long as he has life in him the breath of God in his nostrils he will not…deny his integrity. It goes back to dust and breath again. So what does happen to a person when they die? Ezekiel 18:20 states that the soul that sins, it shall die. In first Timothy chapter six verses 15 and 16 Paul is talking to Timothy and says God is the only one who is immortal. where are the dead? What is it like for those that have died? Does the Bible give us any indication? Ps 115:17 “The dead praise not the Lord neither any that go down into silence.” And again in Ecc 9:5, 6 & 10 “For the living know that they shall die: but the dead know not anything, neither have they any more reward; for the memory of them is forgotten. Also their love, and their hatred, and their envy is now perished; neither have they any more a portion for ever in anything that is done under the sun.” “Whatsoever thy hand finds to do, do it with all thy might for there is no work, nor device, nor knowledge, nor wisdom, in the grave, whither thou goest.” God says the dead know not anything. In the gospels, John chapter 11, when it talks about Lazarus death, in verse eleven Jesus calls death sleep. How many of you, when you get a good nights sleep realize anything that goes on around you between the time you fall asleep and when you wake up? That is what it is like to be dead. Look up at the light. shut those off for one moment? Okay where did the light go? Where did it go? It doesn’t go anywhere. It takes two things to create light, the bulb and electricity. Without both things, there is no light. You can turn them back on now. When a person ceases to breathe the breath goes out of the body and the body; it goes where we bury it to await the resurrection. Are we really sure that our loved ones are not in heaven now? . Acts 2 Peter is talking to the crowd about Jesus resurrection. The part of the dialogue I want to concentrate on begins in verse twenty-two and ends in the first part of verse 34. David, the King David, is dead and buried and has not ascended to heaven. When will we expect to see our loved ones again? First Thessalonians chapter four verses 15 though 18 answers this question for us. One minute a person is alive and what will seem to them as the next minute God will call them from their graves. And finally, Revelation chapter twenty one verses one through five, we go to heaven together with our loved ones when Christ comes again and there will be no more death or crying.

Answer 3

Their open for debate in some places, but not in others. Like, when was the last time you heard a priest or preacher finish his sermon and then invite questions from the audience?

Answer 4

people are just curious thats why
God will decide where we go