III started a great topic on annoying people in Heaven.
I was going to post off-topic regarding this, but then I decided to make another thread.
So, does anyone else have a mental list of people they want to "look up" when they get to heaven? Here's mine:
1) My grandpa. He died when I was six but I remember him so clearly, and he was such a good man that his memory still lives on in our family. Every once in a while my mom remarks how I have a lot in common with him and he would have really liked me. Also, I see him every time I look in the mirror because he gave his jawline and eyebrows to the entire family.
2) Samuel Johnson. I want to see him happy. In life, he was so bowed down by depression and the belief that he had wasted so much of what God had given him... I want to see him when Jesus says, "I know you did the best you could. Stop being so hard on yourself. I love you."
3) Cristopher Columbus. For all of his screwups, he seems to have been such a man of intense, almost illogical faith. From what I've read, I believe he really tried to do the best he could. I want to find out what he was really like, who he really was.
And just for curiosity's sake:
4) Alexander Hamilton
5) George Washington
So, does anyone else have a mental list of people they want to "look up" when they get to heaven? Here's mine:
1) My grandpa. He died when I was six but I remember him so clearly, and he was such a good man that his memory still lives on in our family. Every once in a while my mom remarks how I have a lot in common with him and he would have really liked me. Also, I see him every time I look in the mirror because he gave his jawline and eyebrows to the entire family.
2) Samuel Johnson. I want to see him happy. In life, he was so bowed down by depression and the belief that he had wasted so much of what God had given him... I want to see him when Jesus says, "I know you did the best you could. Stop being so hard on yourself. I love you."
3) Cristopher Columbus. For all of his screwups, he seems to have been such a man of intense, almost illogical faith. From what I've read, I believe he really tried to do the best he could. I want to find out what he was really like, who he really was.
And just for curiosity's sake:
4) Alexander Hamilton
5) George Washington
