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After Entropy, then Eternity
by Uriah J. Fields   
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Last edited: Friday, July 20, 2018
Posted: Friday, July 20, 2018

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Some thing that decreases and becomes non-existent thatis succeeded by some thing that is better and lasts forever.

      Entroy is the Second Law of Therodynamics which says that system's energy gradually decreases, resulting in disorder, or randomness - a process of degregation or running down - a general trend of the universe toward death.
    Over time entropy (disorder) increases in any closed system and all systems, by definition, are closed. Without new infusions of energy, everything trends toward a state of disorder over time.
     The First Law of Themodynamics, which is not the matter of this discourse but may be of interest to the reader, states that heat is a form of energy, and thermodynamics processes and are therefore subject to the principle of conservation of energy. This means that heat energy cannot be created or destroyed. However, it can be transferred from one location to another and converted to and from other forms of energy.
        Humans decline with age: their eyes become dim, hearing wanes, teeth fall out, bones get stiff and crack, physical pain increases and it takes more effort to move. This is not just our imagination. This is the reality of life. We all die.
    But this is not the end of life. "After entropy, then eternity." After mortal life ends immortality, eternal life, free of the strictures of mortality, is manifested in fullness. It is more than humans can know or imagine. The Apostle Paul gives insight into eternity when he says
   
"However, as it is written:
          'No eye has seen,
              no ear has heard,
       no mind has conceived
              What God has prepared for those
                    who love hm'" (1 Cor. 2:9)
     Eternity, hence eternal life, is life with God as long as God is.
             "God is the Alpha and Omega,
               beginning and the end."
      God is endlessness.
      Entropy denotes impermance and endlessness.
      Eternity denotes God is - forever
presence.
      Let us rejoice! Life willl be sweeter, better,
full joy and endlessness. Awe! Aha! Wow!

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Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on July 21, 2018
I admire your joyfulness and I'm glad that you believe so. But I think that your great heritage will live far longer than your time in God's heaven. Future scholars will read your narratives with interest how you chronicled the struggle of a misunderstood people and gave them hope and faith in their own achievements towards equality.

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