What is the value of life if you live forever?

Answer 1

your body does not live forever. your spirit lives forever-the body has no value beyond being a vessel for the spirit-it decomposes over time and returns to the dirt, or lies in a puddle at the bottom of a casket. The longer something lasts, the more valuable it becomes. We pay exorbitant prices for antiques, etc. Even humans are usually worth more at their death than at their birth, monetarily and intelllectually. What makes the spirit so valuable is that it is from the Creator. We are valuable to Him, just as what we humans build in our time on earth is valuable to us. He made us bring glory to Him and gave us dominion over the earth. We get our value from Him. The part of us that lives forever is not worth anything to anyone but God.

Answer 2

The value of life is not solely determined by its duration, but by the quality of experiences and relationships within that time. Living forever would likely challenge the traditional understanding of life's value, as it may diminish the urgency to make the most out of limited time and appreciate the transient nature of human existence. Ultimately, the value of life is subjective and shaped by individual perspectives and circumstances.