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Someone told me today that they were unsure how to report a post or comment that breaks the rules. I’ve created some documentation here that will help explain how to do so.

Reporting A Post on New Reddit

Reporting a Reddit Comment on New Reddit

Reporting A Post on Old Reddit

Reporting a Reddit Comment on Old Reddit

Are there other things about Reddit that still confuse you? If so, let me know, and I’ll try to create some documentation to help you get it figured out!

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One day this week I received a message via Facebook from a lady I knew back when I was in the corporate world. I had not heard from her in several years, and had not seen her on social media for a long time. Back in the day, I always tried to make sure…

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According to a recent Pew Research survey of 35 countries, 62% of people believe that “animals can have spirits or spiritual energies.” This includes 57% of Americans, 76% of those polled in Christian-majority Argentina, and 70% in Israel, the world’s only country with a Jewish majority.

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Many people around the world also believe that parts of nature (such as mountains, rivers or trees) can have spirits or spiritual energies. This belief is voiced by nearly three-quarters of adults in Christian-majority Chile (74%)…

The U.S. falls somewhere in the middle of the countries surveyed on these questions: 57% of U.S. adults believe that animals can have spirits, while 48% say the same about mountains, rivers or trees. (Around six-in-ten U.S. adults identify as Christian, and about three-in-ten are religiously unaffiliated.)

I also saw within the last few weeks a discussion on another reddit forum about whether pets go to heaven. It’s certainly not the first time I’ve heard that discussion in a smaller setting, but it was interesting to hear the differing opinions of people in a single setting.

What do you think? Do animals have spirits that go to heaven/will be part of the new earth? If so, are all animals “saved”? Is there any Scriptural support for the position other than the acknowledgement that there will be animals in heaven, or is your opinion based only on tradition and/or reason?

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