Well, Bill, it's that time again when we get your thoughts on some questions that we've received at reasonable faith.org.

And from around Facebook, this first one says,

Hi, Dr. Craig, I really appreciate your tireless efforts

in defending the truths of Christianity.

I'm sure you get lots of emails in your inbox,

so I will understand if this is not answered.

I was wondering, is the concept of eternity coherent?

My imagination is sincerely lacking in this area. In the intermediary state,

when the soul leaves the body, with what eyes do we see? On the resurrection day, when our souls

are reunited with our physical bodies, does that mean that there will be a time when those of us

who are buried and not cremated will be alive underground in a coffin? I find it difficult,

as I'm sure most do, and trying to understand the concept of the passage of time in eternity.

Perhaps not a good analogy, but it sometimes helps me to think that when I dream,

I don't feel time moving at all.

Perhaps heaven is like that, except everything is more real and not less real as in a dream.

So many other things puzzle me like our ages in heaven,

or the nature a person will have who has been born with brain defects or genetic abnormalities.

Jesus kept his scars. Does that mean that we'll all have our scars too? Are there any popular

level books you could recommend that deal with these questions? Sorry for these ramblings that are likely

less coherent than my initial question. Thanks. That's James from the UK. Yeah, a lot of stuff

we all think about in that one, Bill.

Well, there are a ton of questions here that James asked. Let me try to work through them one at a time.

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