You have either eternal life now or eternal death now.

My opponent shows a poor, if not bizarre, understanding of death. In his "Point 2" he shows four mistaken concepts of death:Point 2: Death1. Death is enfeeble from human2. Death is a continuation of life3. Death is continuous4. Death is always waiting for its victim1. Death is enfeeble from human? I'm not sure what this means, I think if "enfeeble" is changed to "enfeebling", it would be grammatically correct in "Death is enfeebling from being human" Death is in our genes from the moment of conception, it is part of being human. I really don't understand why my opponent is trying to say in this statement, but it is mistaken in the concept that death is separate from being human and is an enfeebling factor. My opponent needs to clarify this statement if I am not understanding his reasoning. The grammar is terrible and makes the statement difficult to understand.2. Death is a continuation of life? Really? Have you ever looked at a corpse in a coffin and thought life was continuing there? Death is the destruction of life, not a continuation of life. This philosophical concept of death has no basis in reality.3. Death is continuous. Not necessarily. Death can be ended if you receive eternal life from God. If you don't have eternal life, then death is continuous for you. It does not have to be continuous. You can be saved from it.In this statement, my opponent has agreed that if you do not have eternal life, you have eternal death. My opponent fails to see the difference between life and death. Both are eternal and you have either on or the other. One leads to heaven and the other to the fire of Hell. Not believing it will not change anything. You will be swallowed up in death and cast away into the fire of Hell, or you will be freed from death and delivered into eternal life as death is swallowed up in victory by the Creator, Jesus Christ, who conquered it.If you don't have eternal life, you have eternal death. There is no Platonic middle ground. Plato was a nut. Sorry.4. Death is always waiting for it's victim. This is a mistaken concept in that death has already taken our bodies, and we are not victims of it but willing participators in it. We owe God nothing but one big apology, and God took the punishment of death on Himself so we can be freed from paying in eternal death in Hell.I don't think Plato was saved. I think he never had anything other than eternal death, and he invested a lot of his lifetime trying to convince himself (and others) that it was ok. I don't buy Plato. Will you have eternal death or will you have eternal life? If you don't have eternal life, you have eternal death. There is no Platonic middle ground. Plato was a nut. Sorry.Binding Contract:I, God, do hereby swear by the blood of my Son, Jesus, to overlook all of your violations of my Holy Law (sin) and grant you full pardon and entrance into eternal life by the resurrection of my Son from the dead if you will agree to the following terms:1) You must acknowledge that you are the one who deserved to die and my Son did not deserve to die.2) You must believe that I love you so much that I died in your place in the form of Jesus Christ my Son, and you must believe that I raised Him from the dead and can do the same for you.3) You must ask me to accept you on these terms, asking for my mercy to forgive you and believe that I am willing to forgive you. You must receive my Son, Jesus, as your Saviour by asking me in His name to save you.This contract is written by me in the blood of my Son whom I gave to be the satisfaction for payment for your sins against me. If you honestly agree to the terms above, and will receive my Son as your Saviour, sign below.It's not too good to be true, , I always honor my Word, and I have committed all Judgement into the hands of My Son, Jesus, who paid the price to secure this contract for you.Sign here ____________________________________to enter into agreement with God and receive His guarantee of pardon and eternal life in Jesus Christ.If you signed this agreement and received Jesus Christ as your Saviour, getting baptized is the next step showing you are now identified in His death, burial, (shown by submersion under water) and resurrection (shown by being raised up out of water), and share the good news!The Gospel according to John is a good place to start reading, and of course use only the King James Bible. Then read the Letter to the Romans. And pray and talk to God every day and ask Him to show Himself to you through His Word, the Bible, and thank God and praise the LORD forever!