Sin and death and suffering and war and poverty are not natural-they are the devastating results of our rebellion against God. We long for a return to Paradise-a perfect world, without the corruption of sin, where God walks with us and talks with us in the cool of the day.
In his book "Heaven," author Randy Alcorn discusses the inherent struggles of human existence, such as sin, death, suffering, war, and poverty. He argues that these afflictions are not part of our natural condition but are consequences of humanity's rebellion against God. This perspective highlights a deep-rooted desire within us for restoration and a return to an idyllic state, often referred to as Paradise.
Alcorn emphasizes the longing for a world free from corruption, where divine presence is directly experienced. The notion of walking and communicating with God symbolizes an ideal existence, unmarred by the negative aspects of life as we know it. Through this exploration, the author invites readers to reflect on their hopes for a future characterized by peace and divine companionship.
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