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What would the current world population be if there was never death due to sin?

Fantastic question. All right. And so this is, you know, some people will push back on this and say,

you know, they'll say, well, this is the, it's what I was talking about earlier.

Right. So, so it's theology, anthropology, all this kind of things.

But let's just work with theology for a second. Um, God is not Klaus Schwab, right? God is not, um, Alexander Ocasio, you know, Cortez, who has no power, you know, but whatever, you know,

you're just, you know, somebody who takes pictures and, and does social media.

God is, what I'm trying to say is, God is not trying to, to, to somehow organize the end of the world.

God is not cruel.

God doesn't hate humanity.

God looked at creation, even though it's been fallen under the curse of sin, God said it is good. And God is in the business of restoring

creation and saving humanity through Jesus Christ. Okay. So all that being said, God would not

create man ever, even before sin entered the world and had it never entered the world. Like your question, God would not create man ever, even before sin entered the world and had it never entered the world,

like your question, God would not have created a scenario with the creation that he says is good

and man, Adam and Eve, which he said is very good on the sixth day, God would not have created

these things which he loved, God has compassion on all he has made, the Psalms say, God would not have created these things which he loved. God has

compassion on all he has made, the psalms say. God would not have created these things which he declared

are good and that he loves and has compassion on and then engineered them in such a way and

explicitly commanded them in such a way that they would lend towards their own implosion, demise, self-destruction. And then God's

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