The only thing worse than death is living forever

Not realy... but prolly awful if Bible-God is involved... an thats why i woud be hopin for an eternal life that didnt involve the necessity of "hoops" to jump thru or surprize gotchas.!!!
 
Yeah... imagine being boss of hell for 10 billion years?
If you're boss, you can change it. A few thousand years all in pastels, with gauzy, blowy draperies and pretty girls carrying fruit on trays; a thousand or so as an artists' colony, some while in shiny techy hardware with Metallica; then you can do a stint as Hell's Kitchen, with Gordon Ramsay giving everyone... well, you know. Whatever you feel like. Don't get stuck in your stereotype!
 
You have no way of telling whether you've lived before, so it doesn't matter whether souls are newly created or recycled.
The explanation I like is that all life comes from the same source, one being experiencing itself as many beings. It's not only logical but also observable. As for the soul, I think that is people confusing their person for the true essence at the core of each individual. When you die, your history and your individual story dies with you.
 
Like, one organism, living 36-ish billion times, travelling back and forth through time?

Explain "logical".
Explain "observable".
Algae, bacteria, fungi...

Seriously, though, where does the back-and-forth through time component come from?
The original life-form need not do anything but go forward in ordinary time, replicate, feed and multiply in order to experience lives as increasingly complex organism(s), at increasing degrees of separation from one another and the life-source, thus becoming less and less aware of their root connection; eventually to become alienated and long for absolute separation from all life as pure spirit.
 
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Seriously, though, where does the back-and-forth through time component come from?
The original life-form need not do anything but go forward in ordinary time, replicate, feed and multiply in order to experience lives as increasingly complex organism(s), at increasing degrees of separation from one another and the life-source
Because that is not what "one organism" means.


It's everywhere you look.

Again, it's everywhere you look.
Those are uncountable distinct organisms.

I am an organism. I am not the same organism as Napolean, let alone a petunia.

But OK, you're viewing all life as one big bio-system.
 
Because that is not what "one organism" means.



Those are uncountable distinct organisms.

I am an organism. I am not the same organism as Napolean, let alone a petunia.

But OK, you're viewing all life as one big bio-system.
Well, it is interconnected...yes.
 
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