Since everything and everybody must die someday, then death will be there all the time, meaning it won't die!.Www@QuestionHome@Com
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Best Answer - Chosen by Asker: Death is not a "thing", it is a state of being!. Death cannot live or die!. Only a state of in-animation exists!. When something dies other forms of life use it to fuel their life until nothing but in-animate minerals are left which bacteria and plants use!. Life always finds a way!.Www@QuestionHome@Com In order to say something will never die then it has to have a life at one point!. Death never lived so to say it will never die isnt comparable!. Death will not be everlasting either though!. If there is no life and nothing to die then how can death exist!? Without light there is no dark and without life there is no death!. In conclusion!. No!. Death is not eternal!.Www@QuestionHome@Com Taxes will never die!.Seriously, death is infinite as is time itself!.As long as living cells exist on this or any planet, death will be there!.Further, as long as stars shine in the sky, death is delayed so infinity is clear!.Www@QuestionHome@Com No, physically, we will die, but our spirit will live on!. Your bodies organs will fail and you will take your last breath, but that little something inside you that makes you who you are shall live on forever!Www@QuestionHome@Com Death never dies, but it's not the only thing that stays alive!. I believe that the body dies, but not the spirit!.Www@QuestionHome@Com death is a concept for the ones that know about it!. i guess if all humans are dead then death dies with it!. Www@QuestionHome@Com that's a little silly if we're talking facts instead of metaphor!. "Death" isnt an entity that can die!.Www@QuestionHome@Com good pointttWww@QuestionHome@Com yes, makes sense to meWww@QuestionHome@Com |