Okay. Well, food is a material thing; so is water. Do you think these things have no value? How about people? They are "material things." Do they have no value, too? A shelter is pretty important. But its material. Do you think of it as valueless, as well, and live, then, under the sun and stars all the time? That would really suck in the winter, or when it's super hot or raining...
"Like this"? What is "this," exactly? Are you a street person? Are you living in a cardboard box in an alley somewhere? If so, how do have access to a computer?
Okay. Well, donating your organs is a really great thing to do - provided they're in good shape.
Why would anyone object to such a thing? Strange...
Why should being prepared for death mean you should stop enjoying the beauty of the world? Is that what you mean by "clinging"? Enjoying the world is clinging to it? I don't see that loving the great things God has given to us in His Creation ought to stop because death is inevitable. It seems to me the prospect of death ought to make the beauty of this world more precious, not less. God didn't give us flowers, and sunsets, puppies, majestic mountains, roaring oceans, and chocolate just so we could spurn them out of some morbid preoccupation with dying. It's hard to imagine a bigger non sequitur.
Why shouldn't you? So far, you haven't made any sort of good argument for sloughing off this world as unimportant. Am I missing something?
