You Will Be Mortal As You Are Now

Introduction

Meaning of my life and Mortality is dependent upon the beliefs of my religion. One significant implication of these conditions is that the meaning of life requires something like a fit between our subjective mental states of contentment and the objective conditions whose presence makes our contentment appropriate. Thus, although we must ask and answer questions about the meaning of life from the human point of view, this does not mean that anything that produces human contentment is, for that reason, adequate for the ascription of meaning.

The first concerns the death of the body, ie, cessation of physical life. An example is the death of his father, who was a pupil, had to bury. With such an understanding of death, "life" should be regarded as a condition of the physical body in which it can perform its physiological function. And in this case, "death" does not mean cessation of physical life, and stay in the dominion of Satan, beyond God's love. Accordingly, the "life" with this understanding of "death" means a life in accordance with the will of God in His dominion of love. Consequently, even if the physical body continues to function, but the man, however, remains under the dominion of Satan, and away from God, from the standpoint of their intrinsic value he was dead. Similar conclusions can be drawn from the words of the Lord, addressed to those believers who do not live according to His Word: "You wear the name of being alive, but you are dead".

On the other hand, even if the person died physically, his spirit is in heaven is in the field of rule of God's love, and he is alive in the truest sense. When Jesus said "He that believeth in Me, though he die, yet shall he live", he meant that whoever believes in him and is in the field of God's love will live, even if His body will die and turn into ashes, for his spiritual "I" will remain under the dominion of God. Then Jesus says, "And whosoever liveth and believeth in me shall never die. Jesus meant that those who believed in living in it will find eternal, spiritual life in the bosom of God's love. These people live in this life and in the next. These words have evidence that physical death is not an obstacle to eternal life.

The other side of this aspect is mortality. Mortality is a funny thing. One second, one split second, can be the difference between life and death, injury and health, this mortal coil or the realms above. It goes on. Minutes later fragments wiped away. Nothing left to say what went on here, nothing yet to remind the victims or observers of the fate that took its path. Mortality is indeed strange. When you are young you think you are invincible, and you have all the time in the world. However, you do not. You are only here for a second and ...