Ageless Generation

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You know, the older I get, the more I think there's a sort of "ageless" generation that cuts across age groups. There are young folk with wisdom of the aged and childish older folk that just want to think in a kiddy-like fashion. Sure, the different groupings have good purposes, but I just think the whole thing is way oversold.

 

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You know, the older I get, the more I think there's a sort of "ageless" generation that cuts across age groups. There are young folk with wisdom of the aged and childish older folk that just want to think in a kiddy-like fashion. Sure, the different groupings have good purposes, but I just think the whole thing is way oversold.

Do you ever wonder what 'age' we will each be in heaven ... when we get our new bodies?
(Like, will we all be the same age???)

I do wonder sometimes.
(And I have not seen where this is addressed in the Bible, if it is ... )

 

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I've always thought (and wondered about it, of course) that infants and toddlers will be given the glorified bodies of youths a little further on in years, say, at least of preteens, perhaps. Then those preteen and older when they die will "remain as they are", but again, in glorified bodies. That means that one who was 100 will have an ageless look about them, as vibrant and eternally healthy as someone who enters Glory "at 20". But, "we see through a glass darkly". The good news is, "we shall be like him; for we shall see him as he is". Now that is exciting.

 

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Here’s one for the—our ages: it’s getting harder to discern if a beep, ding, ring, alarm or notification sound is coming from my household’s phones and iPads…or from the TV.

I’m telling you: there ought to be a TV captions option that states “TV sound…”. But, what happens if my phone and the TV sound off at the same time?!

Maybe the captions should just read, “Check your devices anyway”. Or devices could detect the TV sound and send you a message, “It’s the TV, dummy!”