The sun is pure, it has no bacteria and no sin. Is it like heaven?

Answer 1

Yes, heaven at 19.5 million degrees and 94 Million miles away from Earth.

Answer 2

The concept of "pure" does not apply to the sun. Of course, it has no bacteria. It has no sin because there is no such thing. In that respect, it is like heaven, because that doesn't exist either.

Answer 3

I'm not sure exactly how pure the sun is, but it is the source of all energy in our planetary system. All the light from all the other stars probably only contributes less than 1% of the energy our sun provides us. It's huge and it's almost more energy than it is physical matter. If we are all One, wouldn't the sun be the 'power node' for this neck of the woods?

Answer 4

Gee Broken, the sun also has no soul, and it's the
soul that goes to heaven. But, thank God for the
creation of the sun, for without it, we all would
perish. He did send his Son tho, who lived on this
earth, healed the sick, made the dead to rise, died
by madmen (Roman terrorists), but amazed them
all by rising from the grave on that third day. He
sits at the right hand of God the Father, and becons
us to live our life for Him so we, too, can have
\ eternal life in paradise (heaven) with them.

Answer 5

What does bacteria have to do with sin?

Answer 6

Yeah, sure. No bacteria, no sin, what else would anyone want for eternity?

Answer 7

Huh? Define "pure" because I sure as hey wouldn't label it as such, and how do you KNOW it has no bacteria? What sneaky little NASA venture have YOU been on lately? LOL

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Answer 8

Interesting thought

Answer 9

No, but God put it in the sky because it is symbolic of the glory of God which blesses all life. Without sunlight nothing on the earth could live. Likewise, without God nothing would exist also.

Answer 10

No, it's a big ball of gas and hot as hell. Heaven isn't a place.