So, I was thinking the other day about how if you chop up an atom enough the elementary particles will actually start teleporting and doing all sorts of wierd crap. The thing is, everything (including us) are made of these elementary particles, so why cant we teleport too? But then I got to thinking that maybe our particles are pulling a ridiculous amount of overtime hopping between other parallel universes so that we are existing in several places at once! Now, being a theologically minded individual I started to ask myself that if this were true, what use would God have for putting all of those parallels there? Now, bear in mind that this is all theory and I dont allow myself to believe in it, but Im just trying to think multi-dimensionally. But if Jesus died for us all and hes the son of God then what a waste it is for anyone to not know him, GIVEN THE CHANCE! With an innumerable amount of possible lives with slight changes, your opportunity for accepting Christ would greatly increase. But you cant have thousands of copies of people in heaven, so what do you do with that?! What if each person has all of these parallel selves but just the one soul; which would then be reintegrated after each one passed away. The minds of each person is how they could all work separately, making decisions, recalling the events in their universes. Like a bunch of hard drives hooked to a server, they would all be the same person because they are all connected by the same soul. This would make sense too since most people who theorize about parallel universes maintain that there would be a universe for every choice you could make, not just the one you make here. This would optimize Jesus sacrifice by assuring that each person had no excuse about what opportunities they had. Birth, location, education, denomination, who ministered to them would all be irrelevant. Just a little mind bender I came up with one night. I love my brain! I just wish it would shut up sometimes. ;)
Posted on: Sun, 06 Apr 2014 00:12:05 +0000
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