If everything is going to be perfect forever, does that mean things are perfect right now?

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Christanon 03/09/19 (Sat) 22:19:00 830c51 No.781389

If everything is going to be perfect forever, does that mean things are perfect right now?

Christanon 03/09/19 (Sat) 23:04:09 c60c64 No.781416

eternity is not a point in time

Christanon 03/09/19 (Sat) 23:07:05 2fe259 No.781420

>>781389

What are you talking about?

Things can have no end while having a beginning. Like natural numbers.

Christanon 03/09/19 (Sat) 23:28:14 39fa9b No.781430

This thread has potential for a good metaphysics discussion, so long as people don't winnie the pooh it up. I myself have a hard time equating spacetime with eternity. I'm a brainlet and would love a good explanation.

Christanon 03/10/19 (Sun) 09:31:52 7d084a No.781649

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What? Things obviously aren't perfect now. Just because it's promised that there's an eternity of bliss waiting, doesn't mean it's already here. What? I must be missing something…

Christanon 03/10/19 (Sun) 12:58:08 98d017 No.781704

>>781430

It’s not even metaphysics, it’s basic math. OP is just rarted.

Christanon 03/10/19 (Sun) 18:22:12 830c51 No.781853

OP here, let me explain further.

If the events that happen before the kingdom of heaven are completely necessary for the kingdom to come, is it perfect that they happen that way?

Is everything exactly as God wants it to be?