Is it useful to believe that some people never die?

Yes. I find this useful. Why?

Because it is inevitable that humans (if we don't go extinct first) will be living thousands of years in the near and far future. It's just what is coming. We see the beginnings of this in knee and hip replacements made of titanium and we see it in titanium teeth implants in people as well (I have one tooth implant myself made of titanium) for example.

We see this in heart pacemakers in which wires are snaked down arteries into people's hearts which allow them to live 30 to 50 or more years than they would have otherwise.

So, more and more people don't die from pain being crippled and people don't die as much from their hearts just stopping one day and often live now until 90 or 100 or beyond that.

For example, I had a Great Grandmother who lived to about 105 years of at and a Great Grandfather who lived far into his 90s who was a captain in the Civil war and lived to the beginning of World War II and he was born in the 1840s. I had one grandmother live until 90 along with all three of her daughters each living until 90 as well. So, as people become more and more enhanced by technology there is no reason anymore to die young unless it is through an accident that someone couldn't prevent.

Those of you reading this might live to 100 or 150 or even 200 years old by the end of this century by the way. So, it might be useful for you to believe you might never die also because this sort of thinking encourages you to be open to the possibility of never dying.

So, "Is it useful to believe that some people never die?"

YES.

Because one of these people just might be YOU!

By God's Grace