Does Death have an end?

Question

Of course it does. Jesus overcame Death, which is called the last enemy, by giving mankind the gift of the resurrection.
Death and Hell will give up their dead and only the sons of perdition will be lost.

So christians! Hell has an end. Eternal damnation is only given to those that commit the unpardonable sin, and most mortals cannot commit this sin because they dont know what it means. and personally I think even the most hardened criminals will ask for forgiveness on the last day just before the sons of perdition are cast out into outerdarkness. Those who ask for forgiveness will receive it.
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http://scriptures.lds.org/en/john/11/24-25#24 though dead shall live
http://scriptures.lds.org/en/matt/27/53#53 they came out graves
http://scriptures.lds.org/en/rev/20/5-6#5 rest of dead at end of thousand years

Answer 1

No.
Death isn't our enemy, it's our destiny.

Answer 2

To answer your question, in light of your second sentence in your answer, Jesus' overcoming death didn't eliminate death. It just showed how death can be overcome, and was overcome, by HIM. So, to use the second part of your answer, I might agree that "those who ask for forgiveness will receive it" at least up to a point, but as John_d_ayer's answer said, and I paraphrase here, they don't call it "eternal damnation" for no reason. So, to answer your question/answer, I believe that death has no end, if that's the road you chose. You can chose life, but, that's your choice. Jesus made His choice. Now it's your turn. God Bless you.

Answer 3

Death is the end of life in a biological organism, marked by the full cessation of its vital functions. All known multicellular organisms eventually die, whether because of natural causes such as disease, or unnatural ones such as accidents, homicide or suicide. Death has been described and personified throughout history in many different ways and tones, negative, positive or neutral.

Answer 4

I prefer to think if I was Born Again that I have eternal life, so the being that I am, is six feet under, that means only the beginning of eternity in Heaven.

Answer 5

Boy, aren't you going to be surprised.... Well, not actually. Know one ever knows that they are dead. You may see your death coming. But in the actual moment of death, there is nothing. For that is what death is. The complete cessation of life.

But if make believing that you will overcome death helps you get out of bed in the morning....

Answer 6

In the book of 1 Corinthians verse 21-27, it tells us when the last enemy will be done away with.
When the end comes, Jesus hands over the kingdom to his
God and Father and this last enemy, death is to brought to nothing.

Answer 7

Nothing to do with the Christian concept of death... But yes you have already lived for aeons and will continue to live for aeons more as you are part of the Cosmos... If the Cosmos has a death then we will all join the Cosmos at Her death.. And if there is a "Cosmos Heaven" , then we will continue on and on and on.. Until , until ahhh , my head hurts at this concept... Time has no meaning outside the human conception of it...

Answer 8

If who ever dies upon this Earth, is a Blood-Bought Christian they go straight from this earthly life, directly to life with the father, son, and holy spirit that never ends!

Answer 9

Just a little detail, more of a technicality really - you still need to prove that your religion is right.

Answer 10

death is the end

Answer 11

If Hell has an end how can there be eternal damnation?