死亡是每個人都要必須面對的，無法逃避，這樣看來，死亡就是每個人的最終命

Death is something that everyone must face and cannot escape. In this way, death is everyone's final destiny and destination. I think that death may be just a change of state and way of being static, so I see death as a change of way and state of being. Each of us has our own body and our own consciousness. Everything is in the process of constant transformation. Although human consciousness and thinking are not real objects, they also exist. The death we see is the death of the body, and it does not mean that our consciousness and thinking also die. , even if the conscious thinking also dies at the same time, according to the law of conservation of mass or the law of the circular transformation of all things, then the conscious thinking will also exist in other ways. I believe that when we die, our thinking and consciousness are reluctant to part with our relatives, the world, and even our own body. The body will accompany you through your short or long life, no matter whether you have treated your body well or not. , no matter whether you have ever despised him for being ugly, no matter whether you often stay up all night and spoil yourself, you will be very reluctant. I believe this kind of farewell is very uncomfortable. There is a metaphor that treats everyone as a burning candle. The body of the candle is the body, and the candle is the consciousness of the person. Everyone is like a candle that is lit at birth, then burns, and waits for the candle to burn. When the time comes, replace it with other new candles, so that the candle burns one by one, but the candle flame is always passed on, so I don’t think death is the final destination of fate, so there is no difference between life and death, we have no relative to death. So scared. The Bible says that the wages of sin is death. In other words, death is the end of man. But because everyone is guilty. But Jesus died on the cross to bear man's sin and to die for sinners. Sinners who believe in Jesus' redemption are forgiven their sins and gain eternal life. Even the dead will be resurrected, that is, never die. So from this point of view, death is not the inevitable end of man. <br><br>But I know that the Bible says that if people do not repent and believe in Jesus, the end will be death.

Death is something that everyone must face and cannot escape. In this way, death is everyone's ultimate destiny and destination. I think death may only be a change of state and mode, and it will not be static when it develops to a state, so I regard death as a change of mode and state of existence. Each of us has our own body and consciousness. Everything is in the process of continuous transformation. Although human consciousness and thinking are not real objects, they also exist. The death we see is the death of the body, which does not replace our consciousness and thinking. Even if consciousness and thinking die at the same time, according to the law of conservation of mass or the law of circular transformation of everything, Then conscious thinking will exist in other ways. I believe that when we die, our thoughts and consciousness are reluctant to give up our relatives, the world, and our own body. The body accompanies you through your short or long life, whether you have treated and cherished your body well, whether you have despised his ugliness, whether you often stay up late to abuse yourself, You will be very reluctant. I believe this farewell is very painful. There is a metaphor that regards everyone as a burning candle. The candle itself is the body, and the candle fire is people's consciousness. Everyone is like a candle lit at birth, and then burned. When the candle is about to burn out, it is replaced by other new candles. In this way, the candle burns out one by one, but the candle fire has been inherited. Therefore, I don't think death is the ultimate destination of fate, In this way, there is no difference between life and death. We are relatively less afraid of death. The Bible says that the wages of sin is death. In other words, death is the end of man. But because everyone is guilty. But when Jesus died on the cross, he bore man's sin and died for sinners. When sinners believe in Jesus' Redemption, they are forgiven of their sins and have eternal life. Even if you die, you will rise again, that is, you will never die. So from this point of view, death is not a necessary outcome.<br>But I know the Bible says that if a man does not repent and believe in Jesus, the end must be death.

Death is something that everyone must face and can't escape. In this way, death is everyone's ultimate destiny and destination. I think that death may just be a change of state and mode, but it will not develop into a state, so I regard death as a change of existing mode and state. Each of us has our own body and our own consciousness. Everything is in the process of constant transformation. As a human being, the conscious thinking is not real, but it is also real, and the death we see is the death of the body, which does not mean that our consciousness and thinking will die at the same time. Even if the conscious thinking dies at the same time, according to the law of conservation of mass or the law of circular transformation of everything, the conscious thinking will exist in other ways. I believe that when we die, our thoughts and consciousness are reluctant to part with our loved ones, the world, and even more reluctant to part with our own body. The body will accompany you through your short or long life. No matter whether you treat your body well or not, whether you dislike his ugliness or not, whether you often stay up late to ruin yourself, you will be very reluctant to part with it. I believe this kind of farewell is very painful. There is a metaphor that everyone is regarded as a burning candle. The body of the candle is the body, and the candle flame is the consciousness of people. Everyone is lit like a candle at birth, and then burns. When the candle is about to burn out, it is replaced by other new candles, so that the candles burn out one by one, but the candle flame has been passed down all the time, so I don't think death is the final destination of fate, so there is no difference between life and death, and we have no relative knowledge about death. The Bible says that the wage of sin is death. In other words, death is the end of people. But everyone is guilty. But when Jesus died on the cross, he took the sin of man and died for sinners. If sinners believe in Jesus' redemption, their sins will be forgiven and they will have eternal life. Even if you die, you will be resurrected, that is, you will never die. So from this point of view, death is not a necessary ending for people. But I know the Bible says that if people don't repent and believe in Jesus, the end will be death.