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Originally Posted by mezzen  One of the important concepts is that in Paradise all the pleasures are untainted, whereas on Earth any kind of pleasure in excess has some negative consequence, so for example, eating too much good food may result in bad health or repeatedly getting drunk might result in family/social problems. All the foods and drinking, including wine, will be pure and without any negative effects. The same applies to the people, no calls of nature or menstruation, everything is purified. |
That's a very primitive notion of an afterlife.
what differentiate us from the animals is our ability to transcend our physical body, to be aware that we are aware, and NOT our carnal desires - desires that are a byproduct of the need to survive (food and drink - to survive, sex - to procreate). These desires are not the end but a mean.
In paradise, you will not have to eat or drink to survive and certainly you don't need to procreate.
One would think the deity will award you with PURER pleasures.
And why would you need to ENGAGE in something in order to feel pleasure, why can't the deity just give the pleasure and that's it. (maybe in the future we will be able to stimulate the brain to achieve greater desires without doing anything).
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In Paradise, whatever need one has will be fulfilled, if one liked driving cars or flying planes, or playing games,
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Are you talking about paradise or Vegas? (whores, wine, planes)
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The concept of servants, or 'wives', in Paradise is not that they are humans, at least those that existed on Earth, but human-like and made for Paradise.
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If they are made of flesh and blood and have self awareness they are human.
if not, then are they robots? isn't having sex with a robot considered masturbation? and what about jerking off, is it allowed in your paradise?
what about gay sex? if those "women" are not real women, then what about men that are not men, what's the harm? is anal sex allowed there? oral? sado?
do you have a penis there, a penis that you stick in a pussy and release semen?
I can go on. but, 'nough said.
You clearly don't say that god engages in those activities, or do you? wouldn't you be closer to god if you, too, didn't engage in those?
It's clear that your notions about paradise are primitive and animalistic.
If god exists, I find it hard to believe that he's a panderer, or a manager in 'six flags'.