In Latter-day Saint theology, it’s the spirit world… where Rat would misinterpret that as drinking saké, vodka, and other alcoholic beverages for eternity.
Whether you turn into ash, or your body decomposes, the only possibility is that you will still be a part of the cosmos. One way or the other. The cosmic elements we’re made of will simply continue to exist in some other form.
If he looked at what the scriptures actually say, he would realize that there is something else….the opportunity to be brought back to life as the same human being you were, with the prospect of growing to perfection and living forever in a peaceful earth. When you consider the Bible record of all those that were resurrected, [other than Jesus] all were brought back to life as humans, not “spirits”
Ha ha wondered why he didn’t use purgatory. Looked up the difference between Limbo and Purgatory. So glad I don’t believe in all that stuff so much of it is insanely cruel and unforgiving.
I can’t resist passing this on to you all, though late in the day – - –
Seems there really are extraterrestrials out there. Sure enough, they paid us a visit, too! As it happens, their scout ship landed in the backyard of a Baptist preacher. The preacher runs out and embraces the ETs, welcoming them to Earth. Luckily they speak English, having watched our TV for years.
Preacher says, “I’m so happy you’re here, brothers! Tell me, do you know Jesus Christ?”
Alien says, “Know him? He’s our best friend, and he comes to visit us often!”
“Often?”
“Yes, once a month at least.”
“Why, that’s incredible!” says the preacher, “We’ve been waiting 2000 years for a return visit!!”
Alien thinks about it and says, “Well, maybe he doesn’t care for your chocolate.”
“Chocolate? What do you mean?”
“Well, preacher, every time he visits, we give him our best chocolates. Why? What do you do for him?”
BE THIS GUY over 7 years ago
Pig, just don’t get baptized if you want to dance under a stick for eternity.
Adiraiju over 7 years ago
How low can you go?…
Sherlock Watson over 7 years ago
Let us conclude today’s services by rising and singing “Limbo Rock.”
cdgar over 7 years ago
I favor the third possibility, oblivion.
Templo S.U.D. over 7 years ago
In Latter-day Saint theology, it’s the spirit world… where Rat would misinterpret that as drinking saké, vodka, and other alcoholic beverages for eternity.
Richard Perrotti Premium Member over 7 years ago
Every limbo boy and girl… all around the limbo world…
Bilan over 7 years ago
The best eternity ever? Not for the majority that died when they were old.
Arianne over 7 years ago
Well, unless that Pole is Roman Polanski…
AKHenderson Premium Member over 7 years ago
I wonder how many chiropractors would agree with Pig’s theology.
Gent over 7 years ago
Whether you turn into ash, or your body decomposes, the only possibility is that you will still be a part of the cosmos. One way or the other. The cosmic elements we’re made of will simply continue to exist in some other form.
Darsan54 Premium Member over 7 years ago
I’ve heard of worse.
F-Flash over 7 years ago
I have the first album called “Limbo”, but I need to go to iTunes and purchase “Eternal Limbo”, the extended version?
Silly Season over 7 years ago
I don’t want to go to Heaven, I’d miss all my friends!
chris_o42 over 7 years ago
First law of Thermodynamics.
e.groves over 7 years ago
There’s always reincarnation.
AZPhinFan over 7 years ago
If he looked at what the scriptures actually say, he would realize that there is something else….the opportunity to be brought back to life as the same human being you were, with the prospect of growing to perfection and living forever in a peaceful earth. When you consider the Bible record of all those that were resurrected, [other than Jesus] all were brought back to life as humans, not “spirits”
Dippy over 7 years ago
“Limbo Rock” is actually a pretty catchy tune but I think it would get old after a couple of plays.
Andrew Sleeth over 7 years ago
It is the best, Pig, at least with the right people doing the dancing.
chris_weaver over 7 years ago
The afterlife that’s hardest on your knees.
Thehag over 7 years ago
Ha ha wondered why he didn’t use purgatory. Looked up the difference between Limbo and Purgatory. So glad I don’t believe in all that stuff so much of it is insanely cruel and unforgiving.
exciteme over 7 years ago
eternal limbo music. sounds like hell to me.
Ceeg22 Premium Member over 7 years ago
Other possibilities are Purgatory and Nothing
AtariDragon over 7 years ago
This was a missed opportunity for a Rush Limbo pun.
Packratjohn Premium Member over 7 years ago
I can’t resist passing this on to you all, though late in the day – - –
Seems there really are extraterrestrials out there. Sure enough, they paid us a visit, too! As it happens, their scout ship landed in the backyard of a Baptist preacher. The preacher runs out and embraces the ETs, welcoming them to Earth. Luckily they speak English, having watched our TV for years.
Preacher says, “I’m so happy you’re here, brothers! Tell me, do you know Jesus Christ?”
Alien says, “Know him? He’s our best friend, and he comes to visit us often!”
“Often?”
“Yes, once a month at least.”
“Why, that’s incredible!” says the preacher, “We’ve been waiting 2000 years for a return visit!!”
Alien thinks about it and says, “Well, maybe he doesn’t care for your chocolate.”
“Chocolate? What do you mean?”
“Well, preacher, every time he visits, we give him our best chocolates. Why? What do you do for him?”
Ethan Lac over 7 years ago
How do people know and where’s the proof
Kaputnik over 7 years ago
I’m in no Rush to get to Limbo.
Sisyphos over 7 years ago
just for you, Pig, why not?
As for me, I think I’ll have a ham sandwich….
ND Cool Z about 6 years ago
Limbo, the pole-dance of eternity..