>tfw you will probably die before they invent immortality

>>38699405
humankind will never invent immortality. To be immortal you need power from the source, which is God. He is the only one who can give life, and who can create life. Humans started dying when sin separated us from God, our source, our creator. And he left the earth and that is why there is suffering in this world.

>>38699435
so we enslave god

Immortality such as this is a demonic existence

>>38699485
I am speaking about our flesh, that decays. You need God present with you in this world to be immortal. When we sinned, the law of decay came on this planet because of the separation through sin. When the body we live in now dies, we will have a body of energy and not matter that the human eye cannot see. That is how spirits travel so fast in space because they are not matter, they are light.

>wanting immortality
Get out you fucking narcissist

>>38699435
>>38699534
God's not real dawg lol

We did nothing wrong.

Phony. It's all phony to comfort miserable life slaves.

>>38699579
he's real man, those people who do meth for 5 years and suddenly quit doing drugs bareback and become devout christians bro isn't a coincidence

Why fear death, anons? It's not like you can miss being alive after the fact.

>>38699622
methheads believe a lot of things

>>38699405
Just LOL if you think immortality isn't already a reality. Look up Babaji and bhartriji. Shit is legit.

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>>38699405
This is the only feel worth feeling. How does it feel to know everyday of your life you spend racing towards eternal oblivion, there will come a generation--perhaps even as soon as 2 or 3 generations later--that will be able to transfer their minds around at will, no longer fearing natural death? How does it know to feel that this invention will be the most monumental discovery in the whole of human history, such that our timeline will be divided into pre-immortality and post-immortality? That you'll be one of the poor bastards who just barely missed the cutoff date, at least by their thousand-year lifespan standards? "Damn shame," they'll say. "What rotten luck they had, being born too early. They missed they day we stopped the clock. Hope they're at peace."

Truly, this is the greatest tragedy.