as per that earlier comment, it depends what heaven is?
I've never had imagination or fantasies towards what would constitute heaven. If heaven is the afterlife, how is that possible, because we are only organic matter that returns to the soil. People often express the wonders of nature, but nature in reality is extremely destructive it's beauty only comes from a particular stage of the life cycle, before it destroys itself again. In trillions of years, what we know now, will not exist, but even worse there will be no trace that we or anything ever existed. For all we know a similar environment that we are in now could have been destroyed before, we only measure time from the supposed big bang or time from the existance of our planet or solar system - so what is this heaven that people talk of, where does this fit in the timescale? Why do we speak highly of nature when everything in it dies, sometimes that death is brutal, much like a hyena eating a zebra while it's alive and still alive for some considerable time after, because that's the viciousness of nature that humans often choose to ignore. Every single thing destroys something. So much suffering throughout the world, but people talk of heaven, I suppose if we are already in hell, we just seek a better place where the suffering ends and maybe use the term heaven to console ourselves, because the dead can't come back to tell us if such a place exists, other than in our imagination. Happy Christmas btw mate lol.
