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The only tragic death is a death in ignorance. One of the only things that kept me from taking my own life at one point was that there was and still is so much personal ignorance to overcome. As long as I remain ignorant and capable of learning from it, may I live on -- when my brain ceases to learn from my mistakes, only then should I die -- so like 1000 human years? How about all consciousness merge into one instead?

When I was an agnostic I was resigned to die a meaningless death. That is all the hope this view of the world offers; one day you will die and it won't matter. You will be gone and after a certain amount of time no one will even remember you were here.

Thank God for Jesus Christ, who died for our sins and rose from the dead on the third day. Death is a punishment for sin, it is not something we need to accept as the natural order of things. Jesus Christ defeated death and by repenting of our sins and putting our faith and trust in Him as Lord and Savior, we can be forgiven of our sins and have everlasting life.

Death is not the end and we will all one day stand in front of God and account for our lives. Your choice is to either pay for your own sins or to let Jesus pay for them for you. Both choices are eternally significant.

what sin are animals being punished for?

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