Will our learning and growing continue in Heaven or will we simply be given all knowledge and wisdom?

[Who me]

13 hours ago, Not of the World said:

This is something that I've always pondered.  My guess is that we will continue to learn and grow.  What do you think?

This earth etc is only a copy of the real earth and as Adam and Eve were instructed  to care for the garden.

I'm  sure we too will have tasks  to fulfill  in heaven and as I'm  a hopele gardener, that either means learning  how to or having some other task.

 

God is infinite,  there will always be something g more for us to learn about, to apriciate etc etc etc

[Michael37]

14 hours ago, Not of the World said:

This is something that I've always pondered.  My guess is that we will continue to learn and grow.  What do you think?

Doing laundry will be fun, as will everything else.

[Roymond]

On 11/22/2022 at 4:37 AM, other one said:

I don't think our minds can even conceive what life in heaven will be like.

I always ponder this:

Beloved, we are God’s children now, and what we will be has not yet appeared; but we know that when he appears we shall be like him, because we shall see him as he is.
 

[Roymond]

On 11/22/2022 at 11:43 AM, Who me said:

This earth etc is only a copy of the real earth and as Adam and Eve were instructed  to care for the garden.

I'm  sure we too will have tasks  to fulfill  in heaven and as I'm  a hopele gardener, that either means learning  how to or having some other task.

 

God is infinite,  there will always be something g more for us to learn about, to apriciate etc etc etc

My older brother the computer genius and mathematician used to say there will only be two things to study in Heaven, theology and mathematics.

Except God will be right there and we won't have to study Him, so it will be just mathematics.

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When I asked him what use mathematics will be in Heaven, he shrugged and said,"Maybe we'll get to design new universes".

[Michael37]

2 minutes ago, Roymond said:

When I asked him what use mathematics will be in Heaven, he shrugged and said,"Maybe we'll get to design new universes".

To what end?

[Roymond]

13 hours ago, Michael37 said:

To what end?

Heh -- he didn't say.  My guess would be that since God is creative, He won't quit with just one universe.

My issue with his statement (which was meant in humor, I presume, though my brother was superb at keeping a straight face so I'll never be sure) is the idea that humans could do math sufficient for designing an entirely new universe.  After all, we haven't yet managed to fully describe this one that we didn't make.

Now I have this mental image of Gabriel holding math classes in heaven..... 

[Michael37]

12 minutes ago, Roymond said:

Heh -- he didn't say.  My guess would be that since God is creative, He won't quit with just one universe.

My issue with his statement (which was meant in humor, I presume, though my brother was superb at keeping a straight face so I'll never be sure) is the idea that humans could do math sufficient for designing an entirely new universe.  After all, we haven't yet managed to fully describe this one that we didn't make.

Now I have this mental image of Gabriel holding math classes in heaven..... 

Best maths ever:

Infinity + Infinity = Infinity

Infinity - Infinity = Infinity

Infinity ÷ Infinity = Infinity 

Infinity × Infinity = Infinity

[Roymond]

4 minutes ago, Michael37 said:

Best maths ever:

Infinity + Infinity = Infinity

Infinity - Infinity = Infinity

Infinity ÷ Infinity = Infinity 

Infinity × Infinity = Infinity

LOL

My brother would have said that n-dimensional geometry is the best.  I supposed that meant you could use as many dimensions as you wanted or needed, but he said I didn't understand it.  Apparently you can do geometry without defining how many dimensions you're using???

But then he did theology with math; always said that anyone who thinks the Trinity doctrine is confusing is just bad at math.

[Michael37]

49 minutes ago, Roymond said:

LOL

My brother would have said that n-dimensional geometry is the best.  I supposed that meant you could use as many dimensions as you wanted or needed, but he said I didn't understand it.  Apparently you can do geometry without defining how many dimensions you're using???

But then he did theology with math; always said that anyone who thinks the Trinity doctrine is confusing is just bad at math.

Simple Elegance in Design is desirable, but Complex Hypotheses are the delight of some.

[Dennis1209]

1 hour ago, Roymond said:

LOL

My brother would have said that n-dimensional geometry is the best.  I supposed that meant you could use as many dimensions as you wanted or needed, but he said I didn't understand it.  Apparently you can do geometry without defining how many dimensions you're using???

But then he did theology with math; always said that anyone who thinks the Trinity doctrine is confusing is just bad at math.

I would love to sit down and let someone explain how three omniscient persons are One. I do not understand it; I only believe it.

Why we cannot see with our eyes, spiritual beings are present and active all around us. I hear the light spectrum is immeasurable, and we can see only a dot. Is the light spectrum dimensional?

There have been those whose eyes were opened and could see the spiritual realm surrounding them. Could it be that Adam & Eve before the fall, could see the spiritual realm? That because of sin, that function and senses were switched off? Just pondering here…

Hebrew, along with math, seems to be the language of the universe.