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the catechism answer tells us two things
about the glorious future that the
gospel assures us is coming first we are
going to enjoy God forever because God
is triune within himself Father Son and
Holy Spirit have been glorifying each
other delighting in each other adoring
each other loving each other and
therefore God within himself has
infinite joy and we were created to
share in that joy we were created to
glorify Him and to participate in that
glory and joy but none of us even the
strongest Christians today have ever
experienced what that joy is perfect
cosmic infinite endlessly growing
because all of us worship and adore
other things but someday we will be
freed from sin and then we will know
then we will know that and we will
experience that we will enjoy him
forever secondly we will enjoy him
forever in the new city in the New
Jerusalem in the new heavens and new
earth we will experience this cosmic joy
not in a purely immaterial condition but
rather we will be in a Miss toward
material creation we will have
resurrection bodies like Jesus body's
physical bodies and what that means is
that Christianity envisions the body and
the soul the physical and the spiritual
together in perfect harmony forever and
no other religion envisions that and
that means that we will not float about
as disembodied spirits but we will dance
we will march we will hug we will be
embraced we will eat and we will drink
in the kingdom of God it means all of
our deepest longings will be fulfilled
all of our greatest sorrows will be
swallowed up
what could be better than that and
that's what we're in for nothing less
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