The Philosophical implications of Multiverse Theory?

Well yes that's a form of pro life rationality on a cultural scale, hydroelectric power (?). It keeps us in existence.

But in another universe, way may need different means for the same end.

All people are worth it to Yahweh God to save, that does not mean we are worthy, with things we do, but in some way God sees what is of value with what we were meant for with our creation. But God gives us opportunities, and if we never take those to respond, God cuts us off with no more opportunity toward salvation, as with God's justice there will be consequences to the sin we still face, alternate universes will not have any effectiveness for this, and it all is involved with this universe where we make relevant choices before we enter to what we face in eternity, and realms of God's sole existence, and of Heaven, and of Hell, outside of it.
There is the renewed world in place of the one that flees away in the end, Revelation 20:11, and the city of Heaven, the "new Jerusalem", is on the great mountain, a heavenly Zion, beyond all measurable things on this earth by far, that from its peak to its base reaches from the heaven to the earth. It will not correspond to what could ever be on this earth, the way it is, and certainly with curse that is on it (Genesis 3).

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DennisTate said:

Interesting.... I have got to read this again!

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I have been wondering, if you did go over it again, what thoughts you had about these things afterward. Do you have newer thoughts about any of us not being worthy but God seeing what would be of value in what we were meant to be in our creation that is worth our redemption with repentant faith to God, with the atonement for us? Or were there newer thoughts about the city of Heaven in the renewed world?

DennisTate said:

Because I live in one branch of linear time......
in which Christian near death experiencer Bob Jones.....
passed on to his reward on Valentine's Day 2014......
from now on.... if I were to go back to when I was 20 years old in 1979....
look around and fully remember Multiverse Theory / Non-Linear Time.......
I could in that new time line........
(that I would regard as a fulfillment of Ezekiel 37).......
I could study hard at St. Francis Xavier University and become a teacher......
at least for elementary children.... and
I would be able to assist the kids to colour hearts and valentines......
to whatever degree they wished...... during that time of the year...........

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This seems to assume that if you would move from where you are around this time now to the time when you were at the age of twenty, your physical self coming from this time would become physically the same as your self as a twenty year old. If that isn't assumed, you might just do such things for yourself now. But skipping how you or any could move from around this time now to a time when much younger, how could you (or any) become the physical presence you (or any) were, and displace the self you (or any) were from existence then?

For doing all this that way somehow still, this assumes the time you would come to back when you were much younger would have you then in a new time line, which would be an alternate universe which it seems is presumed to come about formed around you in that event of your coming from this later time to that previous time. This may be a great concept for an interesting story that could be in a movie too. But I think this is alien to the biblical perspective describing Yahweh our God with knowing everything there is to know. Yahweh would know all things, in our past and in our future, though we as creatures that we are have limitations and can't know all or much of that. Does God need alternate timelines to know our futures with our free choices, is God limited from knowing our choices we freely make in the future of one timeline? If in justice God permits the consequences of the unrepentant sinners to come, does God see need for alternate universes for the alternate timelines of those unrepentant sinners to be repentant, and not face the just consequences after this life, though there will be more of others in those extra timelines that will still not repent and suffer the consequences, in addition? There won't be one universe of some timeline where all individuals come to repentance and don't suffer consequences in the hereafter, otherwise that would be the one timeline that God would use, as God is able then to have that happen with wanting this, and extra timelines where any of them suffer the consequences in the hereafter are not needed.