Rather than thinking in dualistic terms of life and death we should be thinking of inanimate objects as undergoing transformation.
For example: a dead branch on a tree is not really dead.
It is transformed as fuel for a fire into heat, or as wood for a table, or it decomposes as humus to help trees and plants grow and flower and produce fruit.
When the soul or spirit leaves the human body it lives on in the Life of God. The body decomposes as fuel or humus in the same way.
So nothing ever dies.
It is just transformed.
And science verifies this.
E = MC²
Matter is not dead it is full of energy.
So God, as the Life of the universe, grows, flowers, and transforms but never dies.
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