Admission to one’s eternal reward is instantaneous upon death. One’s soul goes immediately into the presence of God, or to H – E – double hockeysticks.
But wait, there’s more (as if there need be). At the end of the world, our bodies will be resurrected and reunited with our souls and earth will be transformed. We’ll walk around and experience things the way we did in mortal life, except everything will be really, really great. And the people in hell will have physical as well as emotional torment.
So, where exactly is Jesus’ body right now? He ascended, but where? Physical, bodily heaven awaits the end of the world.
But wait, there’s more (as if there need be). At the end of the world, our bodies will be resurrected and reunited with our souls and earth will be transformed. We’ll walk around and experience things the way we did in mortal life, except everything will be really, really great. And the people in hell will have physical as well as emotional torment.
So, where exactly is Jesus’ body right now? He ascended, but where? Physical, bodily heaven awaits the end of the world.
And where is Mary’s body. It was “assumed” into… where?
So there are two human bodies floating around up there somewhere, keeping each other company.
Do they long for additional human biomass to join them?
“Selflessness” is a tough little paradox.
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