What would happen if no one died?
By riempie9
@riempie9 (1021)
South Africa
May 10, 2012 5:07am CST
God in His wisdom knew what He created. The world would have been overcrowded. People would have been sick with disease. We would grow into gnarly, long bearded beings. There would be polygamy on a large scale where the young would constantly have to be taken care of. The environment would have become polluted. There would not be life as we know it now. We would beg in our hearts to be taken off the earth... yet when we lose a family member and someone close to us die, we cry for that person to be with us. We should think of the wisdom of dying and mourn the deceased, but thank God that we are here for a moment and that we too will soon be gone and that there will be room for someone else. Of course as a child you will never understand it, and adults don't either, but this is life - isn't it? If you can give your views it would be great.
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@Pose123 (21635)
• Canada
11 May 12
Hi riempie, You are right in saying that the earth would be overcrowded very quickly but we must consider that there is also an ever expanding universe. I feel that in time, space travel will become a simple matter and we will go forth and inhabit other planets. Everything happens in Divine Order and it is us that cause the problems. Of course before anyone would want to live in this material body for perhaps hundreds of years, we would have to slow or even stop the aging process as well as conquer disease. We must rest assured that all things are working out as they should, and always be ready to help the process along. Blessings.
@Troublegum (641)
• United States
10 May 12
Consider also that He found a way to work with angels in heaven. Sounds like the biggest issue is that you have to have a way to put the folks who don't get along somewhere else. See heaven vs. Hell etc.
Basically it is doable, there just has to be more of a shift than just not dying.
