So if Reality just is, is it immortal?

Question

Considering everything in reality is mortal (eventually becomes extinct) then reality itself never goes extinct (since it just is) then reality is immortal?

Isn't the universe expanding? And if nothing is stopping this, won't it expand indefinitely? Which is basically towards infinity?

Because empirically nothing can reach infinity, once you have an empirical number you can always add one to it.

Answer 1

In the delivery room where we are saying hello to a baby just born, and in the funeral parlor when we are saying good-bye to the departed, these are the places that seem supersaturated with the reality of God. God is the greatest reality, and God is immortal.

Answer 2

Reality v's Mortality, what a paradoxical concept!
Mortality is to reality as life is to the living; it is the uniquely specific observation point that is key to interpretation of such meaning. Mortal and correlated beliefs become extinct, while reality evolves with time and influencing conditions.

Answer 3

The universe is finite. Mortal implies alive.

Answer 4

reality isnt alive so there fore it cant be immortal. reality is a word used to describe everything around us. things in reality will die because they are living but because reality it self is neither alive nor dead it cant live or die and therefore cant be immortal.

Answer 5

Firstly, define what reality is. Then show it has an existence as anything other than a concept.

Answer 6

why did you answer your own question with "towards infinity?" using towards means that you have a doubt about your own belief. Why can't you just say "infinity?"