I ask again. Saved to what and where? For what purpose?
This line of questioning has been answered over and OVER again; The purpose of our lives is to glorify God, no matter what we do or where we do it.
Whether we are a carpenter in the Middle East of the 1st century, a shepherd in the 10th century BC or an IT guy in today’s America’s Silicon Valley or Wall Street investor, our purpose is
to love God with all your heart, all your soul and all your might.(One could say, it’s not about WHAT we do but HOW we do it.)
Millions of years of total boredom?
Millions upon millions of years of what exactly?
What contemptuous and solipsistic questions! Given that a child of God is devoted to God’s glory, there is no possibility of being bored in living out our purpose. As far as exactly what we’ll do, it’s irrelevant. Paul’s wrote of this
Romans 14:8 (CEV)
Whether we live or die, it must be for the Lord. Alive or dead, we still belong to the Lord.
I
know this
Appeal to Ignorance strikes you as a great question, with a dash of humility one might realize we don’t need to
know; The
knowledge would not change your decision to accept or reject God’s grace.
You’re falling for Original Sin all over again!
The hubris to demand God treat us as a god, submitting to our will, providing all the knowledge we prefer to have is proof your deserved death cannot be averted by God’s grace. With tears in my eyes, I bid you adieu and lament your evil choice to forsake THE Creator.
It’s important to note the agnostic-atheist failure mode here. In the moment of truth, the question before the council on Judgment Day is
did we submit to God? It’s not about knowledge but a soul so marked by that choice that it’s plain to see for all where no one can deny - just as no one cannot deny a body so marked by the choice to over eat.
We have enough information, enough knowledge to render a verdict in faith. Luke 16:27-31. As the Crusader said in Indiana Jones,
choose carefully.