Difference between revisions of "Mystery:What Causes Aging?"
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*why aging does not necessarily make one more wise or just | *why aging does not necessarily make one more wise or just | ||
Revision as of 14:11, November 16, 2008
Aging remains a mystery to science. What causes it? What is it? How does one define it?
Logically, aging is simply a progression to Heaven or Hell. It is nothing more or less. The past merely represents points further away from one's destination, while the future is simply points closer to one's destination.
This model for aging easily explains enigmas that are otherwise puzzling, including:
- why conversion becomes more difficult as one grows older
- why criminals often commit worse and worse crimes
- why so many Christian martyrs have willing accepted earthly death
- why aging does not necessarily make one more wise or just
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