If a person suffers from a dissociative identity disorder, and has multiple personalities?

Question

Will they get the spiritual equivalent of separating Siamese twins so that they can be judged separately?

Like, what if one is a believer and another is an atheist, this could get pretty awkward on Judgement day...

Answer 1

I love this question as the implications alone are staggering.

Hmm. What DOES God do with people who suffer from MPD or like Sybil have like 21 distinct personalities?

Do all 21 get separated and judged separately. Some of Sybil's alters were boys.

This is the kind of blarney that results from religious mania. The whole concept of an afterlife and being judged by God or some other personage or personages like angels is simply beyond absurd.

You'd be better off pondering the wave-particle duality of light and sub-atomic particles, or the intricacies of Calculus or a study of the little "critters" that live in a pond near you house with a cheap microscope.

Science is based on the real world around us.

Religion has no foundation in reality, it's all in the mind of the clergymen who invented it and they had good reasons to do so: religion keeps the stupid masses of people in abeyance and less likely to rebel or overthrow their governments.

"Philosophy: questions that may never be answered.

Religion: answers that may never be questioned.

That's the long and short of it.

Answer 2

lol, I like your question, I have no answer but it is an interesting thought.  

Answer 3

Kill 'em all - let God sort 'em out...

Answer 4

I don't think that multiple personalities count as multiple souls

Answer 5

This could be one of those conditions diagnosed in biblical times as demoniac possession. So all but one are definitely heading for the sulphurous pit; the remaining one can go either way, depending on behaviour in life.

Or, to be honest, there's no such thing as Judgement day, or life after death, and stuff like that.