If man were immortal would he do more evil or less evil over time?
953793
I would say more evil. After so many eons,\nI would think he would get bored and you\nknow that means mischief would result.
452025
Well the only EVIL thing that will remain in this world is meeeeeeeeeeeee..................all others would be sent to their final destination once i'll overtake this world!!!\n\n\nmuahahahahahaha
926887
There would be continues wars as it was when we were barbarians before religion. \nBut it was the way of life back then til we started caring about life. \nBut now instead of killing the weak we try to help the weak.\n\nYou can study how animals are towards each other and that's how we would be now. \nReligion caused use to think more of ourselves, science caused us to take killing to a higher level though. \nThey can kill everything on the planet with one test tube of virus.
690876
Not sure.  I question how fulfilling life would be at 140 (or even 80 for that matter).  Makes me think of immortality.  Perhaps immortality already exists through our offspring, history and the impact we have on the world.  I don't know but perhaps one reason why people would want to extend their natural life is due to fear of the inevitable.
907120
No. There will always be more evil.
510170
immortal .............
798827
Is man good? You are knowledgable. I have seen your questions and replies....you seem to have a head on your shoulders. So. Like law regarding entropy, is man born going from good to better, or is man born and molded, pushed, punished, terrorized, into beinf what we call morally acceptable? I, as an opinion, can not believe in an'inherent goodness' in man. I just look at a child who is becoming self aware, and the first things learned are "NO!", screaming for attention, taking toys from others...doing everything we have to teach them not to do. They do not come out and learn politeness and giving, first. They are changed into that.
610931
When you say "naturally" you need to observe the fact that there was a "fall" into sin. Nature, as originally created by God was holy and upright. So, prior to the fall man was good by nature. After the fall our nature became corrupt and sinful, therefore, now, man is evil by nature.
583459
Two pending questions:\n-- Could the human race survive if we were immortal? What of over-crowding? How would you feel if you could never have a child or risk the downfall of mankind?\n-- Would you WANT to be immortal? To watch everyone around you die? To watch the world age without you? To lose your grasp on the role you play in life?
879972
Doesn't sound just, does it?  Not that eternal suffering would be a just punishment for anyone, however good or evil they might be.
504755
Technically, it would make Him less divine because the descendants aren't divine.  That would hint at the idea that Jesus was, in fact, just a normal man.
114587
God is eternal and as such not bound by an age.  He is outside of time as we understand it.
332140
We would not have ever come into existence. If Eve and later Adam had not partaken of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, they would have never become mortal, they would have lived forever (alone) in the Garden of Eden, and mankind would have never come about.  The entire plan of our Heavenly Father to allow his children to come to earth and gain mortal bodies would have been frustrated.  Adam fell that men might be, and men are that they might have joy.
951517
A person born on the 6/6/6 would not be alive today unless they were satan. They would be over 2 thousand years old, would they not?
1086768
You've forgotten that God exists outside of Time.  He never sees the "past" or the "future". . . all times are the present for Him.  In a sense, He doesn't know what you're going to do until you actually do it, but He isn't looking into the future. . . He knows what you'll be doing next week because He's watching you do it right now.  Satan is the same way.  God created him with free will, but God didn't know what he would choose to do with that free will until he actually did it.  There was no intrinsic necessity that Satan become evil- he could have chosen to remain in heaven as an angel, if he'd wanted to.  Apparently God thought it was worth the risk, and He still seems to think so.  Perfect love can never be wrong about the end to be attained, and perfect wisdom can never be wrong about the methods best suited to reach that end.  God can do anything which is not intrinsically self-contradictory. . . . but it may well be that allowing some creatures to choose evil is a completely unavoidable price to pay if you're going to have creatures with the free will to choose good.
777674
i would remake man into something more humane. the world would be better "rounded" that way; i won't have to re-create it.
945867
yes.Because they refuse to  hear the truth about GOD and rather live under the dominion of satan.They rather live in darkness more than the light. They usually don't believe in eternity or an after life they think they die and thats it so they live a carefree life.They see so many bad things happening so they beleive more in evil forces but if they took time of to look at life itself they would see the good side and begin to worship the true and living GOD.If the devil has promise you something it could only lead to misfortune nothing good in no way can come out of it.The only thing he can bring is a lifetime of suffering pain unhappiness etc.