Message from @JoeyJoestar1337
Discord ID: 561727062117711872
there is no boredom, because there is no schedule or time, there is just God and the celebration of God, the Mass, eternally
im gonna go now. gn
still
Alrighty, nighty night man. Sweet dreams
i think
if millions of years pass what would we do
I dont think we would get bored because all the time we spend in heaven and what we do will be met with the new world and we get to live in that and thrive.
the thing is
Life is to short tho
Rn I mean
what makes life beautiful are, in the end, its difficulties
the path
the struggle
That's why I say this is a test of faith.
We gotta complete this life then see what's given to us in the future
If there was peace on earth with no struggle, there would be no stakes with dieing
The conflict is with sin itself and the people that wish to doom this world.
Islam, china, communism and other stuff
Idk much either. But the one world government needs to be hindered so we can set right as much people on the right track to the new world.
God only knows when and how its gonna happen. I have faith in him knowing He and His son will know what to do when the time is right.
Better yet I totally wasnt here for when that New Zealand shooting happened
How was this place when that went down?
a mosque that was known to have exported jihadist
jihadists
Holy shit really?
yes
gtg fam
until tomorrow
Nah its alright, good night man
Also sorry if my questions are a bit dumb n general I know it's against the rules. I'm just young and I don't know how to ask questions as properly as I'd like to
People's visions of heaven always fascinate me, how complex and grand they always seem to be
Nothing wrong with that at all of course
But I've always seen deceptive simplicity in the nature of God
I feel like heaven will be much closer to the Garden than the kingdoms of men and the dreams those kingdoms have instilled
In the presence of Christ, what mysteries could we still claim worth pursuing?
I think rather it will be something more akin to the building of an eternal cathedral
We were created to worship and glorify God, and there is worship in all we do
I think we will be given all we need to do our part in building that eternal temple so that we may labor in joy and peace in that which we love, in the way that best brings glory to Him on high
The mason will forever hew stones of majesty, the artist paint perfectly images to revel in His grace, the singer given the space to sing songs of praise in one accord, in every tongue and yet in harmony
I don't think perfection is going to be perpetual understanding or learning, but a sort of Chestertonian perpetual newness