Theological Science and Immortality, II

In yesterday’s blog on immortality, theological science is telling us that life exists after death. Since God is the only perfected and completed thing, all created things are seeking perfection continually but can never achieve completion. This modern view of a monotheistic God has many consequences.

For instance, theological science says that a celestial world or mediators do not exist in between God and any created spiritual atom. Theological science is thus saying that re-embodying a spirit occurs immediately at death. For this reason, in my book I accepted Leibniz’s belief that a reincarnating seeding process exists. Accordingly, beyond being able to perceive, I conclude that a spiritual atom has a seeding process that reincarnates any spirit at death. Obviously, a spiritual is very complex and cannot be reduced below the atomic level set by God.

The immediate process of re-embodying a spirit after death is telling me that religious teachings about a new life in Heaven are false. This means that a human should expect a new life only on planet earth or some other planet. Thus, a person should not expect to see a dead spouse, parents, and other family members after one passes on. It is now very clear that the life and thoughts of human spirits on planet earth must be reformed considerably. I will deal with some reformations in the blogs that follow.