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Can you be in the middle of hell and heaven?
No, not literally. You are here on earth, an actual place where you are living your life. There is scientific proof that earth exists, and proof that the human beings who live on earth also exist. But heaven and hell are part of a religious belief system, and neither can be proved-- they can only be believed, and they exist in the world of faith. Sometimes people will say they feel they are trapped between heaven and hell, and they use that metaphor to describe a situation that has moments of great happiness (heaven) and moments that are horribly painful (hell). And yes, some very religious people do see life on earth as a preparation for either heaven (if you do good) or hell (if you do evil).
Is heaven within man?
This depends on the religion, in Christianity, heaven is an actual location that man or man's spirit goes to. In other religions heaven can be found as the result of a spiritual enlightenment. Heaven is a state of being once this is achieved.
Is heaven a square?
No, there is no indication in religious texts or teachings that heaven is a square. Different religions and cultures have various beliefs about the nature and structure of heaven, but it is not commonly described as a square in any tradition.
Outside the Bible are there any verifiable proof that Paul was a Pharisee?
There is no verifiable proof of Paul being a Pharisee outside of the Bible. However, some scholars believe that Paul's writings reflect knowledge and understanding of Pharisaic traditions and theology, which may suggest that he had Pharisaic background or training.
Is heaven a town?
Heaven is often described as a spiritual realm or afterlife where believers go after death, rather than a physical town or location on Earth. It is a place of eternal bliss and residence of God in many religious beliefs.
Is there proof that hell exists?
No proof of either heave or her that stands up to any scientific or logical examination exists.
Is there a proof that heaven exists?
Heaven and Hell are NOT Physical terms, but, Spiritual termsin association with the true FAITH in "God", through "Spiritual Knowledge".
Is there any scientific proof that dont exists?
no there is not
Is there any logical proof that hell exists?
nope
Why do some spirits go to heaven when they die and some stay here as ghosts?
There is no proof that anyone has gone to heaven or, for that matter, any proof that heaven is even real.This is good too, because there is also no proof that spirits are real as well.
Are there demons in Norway?
There is no proof that demons exists in Norway or any other parts of the world.
Proof that the devil was the angel of music?
There is no proof that the devil even exists, nor any proof that he was the angel of music. Perhaps if we could prove these things we could ban all music, all entertainment and then stop people enjoying themselves.
Can an object go to Heaven?
Heaven is a place where the soul alone exists. Heaven is not materialistic world.
When did the UFO crash in Moscow?
Never. In real life no proof of any aliens and/or alien spacecraft even exists.
How do you now if god is reel?
You belive read the bibleAnswer:There is no proof (in the scientific sense) that any deity of any religion exists. Most "proofs" brought forward contain fallacious arguments that cannot be used as proof.
Are there any sightings of Bigfoot in Oklahoma?
Nobody has provided proof that Bigfoot exists anywhere, so we simply don't know.
Is Michio Kaku an atheist?
Technically no. He says there are two gods a god of intervention and a god of order. But he is obviously not a theist. "The problem today though, is hat many of us is more skeptical. To get everlasting life in heaven, you have to trust that heaven actually exists. Speaking as a scientist, I think that there is a problem with regards to the afterlife and religious immortality, and that is there's no proof that it exists. Remarkable claims require remarkable proof. But maybe, you don't need proof. Well, I do." - Micho Kaku, BBC Video: There Here After. " He would be better described as an agnostic with non-theist leanings.
