The death rate is 100%, no-one gets out alive. So we should get as much out of this life as we can. What that means for you can differ from others, but to me that's a central question as we enter middle-age.
The death rate is 100%, no-one gets out alive. So we should get as much out of this life as we can. What that means for you can differ from others, but to me that's a central question as we enter middle-age.
I've attached some resources for those who want to dig deeper, including arguments from both sides of the debate.
https://www.reasonablefaith.org/media/debates/is-there-histo...
https://www.reasonablefaith.org/writings/scholarly-writings/...
https://www.desiringgod.org/articles/historical-evidence-for...
I don't think one flows from the other. It could be argued that since the death rate is 100%, nothing really matters. Once dead, we are not going to miss the life not lived. Growing old is a sure way to have regrets.