People don't "refuse" it. It's just that not everyone believes the same thing that you do. For example, many Christians believe Jesus died for their sins, and those who believe in him will gain eternal life. But many other religions-- Judaism, Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, just to name a few, do not share that belief. These religions do not "reject" eternal life-- they simply believe in a different religious path. For example, I am Jewish and while I respect my Christian friends, I do not believe Jesus was the messiah. You could say that I am "refusing" eternal life, or you could find out more about what Jews believe so that you could respect their views about the afterlife. In other words, we don't have to agree, but it's always a good idea to understand how various religious traditions answer life's biggest questions.
I would say that it's more ignoring than "refusing." Very few people consciously refuse eternal life. Rather, they allow themselves to be swept up by materialism, mental laziness, and hedonism, never bothering to delve into the spiritual.
It isn't quite clear what you mean by "refuse eternal life". Personally, I believe that we have an immortal soul, whether we want to or not. However, many people may simply not believe in the possibility of an eternal life.
Some people may refuse the concept of eternal life due to personal beliefs or lack of evidence. Others may feel that the idea of living forever is overwhelming or goes against the natural order of life and death. It ultimately comes down to individual perspectives and beliefs.
People don't "refuse" it. It's just that not everyone believes the same thing that you do. For example, many Christians believe Jesus died for their sins, and those who believe in him will gain eternal life. But many other religions-- Judaism, Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, just to name a few, do not share that belief. These religions do not "reject" eternal life-- they simply believe in a different religious path. For example, I am Jewish and while I respect my Christian friends, I do not believe Jesus was the messiah. You could say that I am "refusing" eternal life, or you could find out more about what Jews believe so that you could respect their views about the afterlife. In other words, we don't have to agree, but it's always a good idea to understand how various religious traditions answer life's biggest questions.
I would say that it's more ignoring than "refusing." Very few people consciously refuse eternal life. Rather, they allow themselves to be swept up by materialism, mental laziness, and hedonism, never bothering to delve into the spiritual.
It isn't quite clear what you mean by "refuse eternal life". Personally, I believe that we have an immortal soul, whether we want to or not. However, many people may simply not believe in the possibility of an eternal life.
Eternal life is a concept that is often associated with religious beliefs and does not have a proven scientific basis. The security of eternal life would depend on one's faith in the relevant religious teachings or beliefs. From a scientific perspective, achieving eternal life is not currently possible.
God is the source of life and provides for our needs, including sustaining the harvest. Belief in God's promise of eternal life brings hope and reassurance that there is an existence beyond this earthly life. Trusting in God's provision for both physical and spiritual nourishment can bring comfort and peace.
Christians believe that by accepting Jesus and his teachings, they will gain forgiveness of their sins, eternal life in heaven, a relationship with God, guidance for living a moral and fulfilling life, and hope for the future.
Belief in Jesus Christ and acceptance of his sacrifice for our sins are what excuses us from eternal punishment. Christians believe that through faith in Jesus, our sins are forgiven and we are granted eternal life.
Performing works of mercy helps us grow in love, compassion, and selflessness, which are traits essential for eternal life in communion with God. By caring for others and showing mercy, we imitate Christ's example and align ourselves with His teachings, increasing our readiness for the kingdom of heaven.
Eternal life
A eternal life is the life everlasting in the presene of god
God is the source of life and provides for our needs, including sustaining the harvest. Belief in God's promise of eternal life brings hope and reassurance that there is an existence beyond this earthly life. Trusting in God's provision for both physical and spiritual nourishment can bring comfort and peace.
The crucifixion was the completion of the plan. With His death on the cross, mankind now has a choice to be saved. Accepting the sacrafice and living a godly life and we will have eternal life. Refuse Christ and live outside of God's laws will bring eternal torment and total separation from the Creator.
People who are dead... unless u believe in Heaven and God, then there is eternal life in Christ.
yes.
That there is eternal life or eternal death.
Because it is a matter of eternal life or death.
The kingdom of God is where people will live an eternal life
It likely depends on what situation they were living in. Many fictional works have tried to imagine an immortal life. In some, people get bored, or eternally sad because they have lost so much. In others, they are happy to be able to keep living and experiencing new things and new people. I imagine that an eternal life would have ups and downs just like a limited lifespan does. ... Of course, if you couple eternal life with other things, then everything changes. The eternal life spoken of by many religions after this life is usually a place of eternal joy... or eternal regret.
Eternal boredom.
in Genesis . you can have eternal Life by eating of the Tree of Life.