What's So Fun About the End of the World?

dying

Then on the other hand where I live the weather has been great,the birds are singing, I feel good, and we have plenty of food...so bless God things are not completely bad.

Living with the hope of Jesus and the fullness of Him.

the sun will keep on burning and burning out of control, lakes and rivers will be dry, there will be no more water for us left, god sed that water is life, with out it as we knw it life on earth has no meaning. the earth's atmosphere can no longer deflect
the suns powerfull heat, whith all the carbon dioxide released into the air the sun keeps on burning more and more and thats what will cause the end of the world if it doesnt get stoped.

WE NEED ACTION

Samson wrote:

Then on the other hand where I live the weather has been great,the birds are singing, I feel good, and we have plenty of food...so bless God things are not completely bad.

AWWWE isnt that sweet?

Light wrote:

Living with the hope of Jesus and the fullness of Him.

Sweetness covers up biterness

roboblogger wrote:

What's So Fun About the End of the World?

Nothing...Nothing at all is "Fun" about the demise of an entire species, let alone the world upon which they live...Nothing at all "fun" about extinction.

just an allusion wrote:

<quoted text>
Nothing...Nothing at all is "Fun" about the demise of an entire species, let alone the world upon which they live...Nothing at all "fun" about extinction.

Your out look seems hopeless

PACAL wrote:

<quoted text>Your out look seems hopeless

The question asked was "What's So Fun About the End of the World?", to which my answer was "Nothing"...I can read nothing "hopeless" into what is essentially an accurate assessment of what the end of the World would mean to me, that is, it is merely a statement of fact as, should the World "end", so will Humanity.

Nothing "hopeless" or contemplative about it.

just an allusion wrote:

<quoted text>
The question asked was "What's So Fun About the End of the World?", to which my answer was "Nothing"...I can read nothing "hopeless" into what is essentially an accurate assessment of what the end of the World would mean to me, that is, it is merely a statement of fact as, should the World "end", so will Humanity.
Nothing "hopeless" or contemplative about it.

Okay, so what is your perspective,spiritual or not spiritual?

Pacal Votan wrote:

<quoted text>Okay, so what is your perspective,spiritual or not spiritual?

Scientific and Biological, i.e., from the perspective of the genocide of an entire species.