So Jesus tells people that: "At the resurrection people will neither marry nor be given in marriage; they will be like the angels in heaven." (Matthew 22:30).

This leads one to some logical questions and ideas.

No marriage... assuming that God will not change His standard of morality... then there would logically be no sex.... and if the laws of nature follow similar rules then as they do now...then no sex would mean no procreation.

So I wonder... will there be children in the ressurection?

What age will we be? Will people who died as children (or who are still children when Jesus comes) stay children, will old people stay old, will we have a choice about our age, will it be changeable?

Perhaps God has a new way of procreating... or maybe He'll just create more people.

Of course these things will be clouded in mystery until the time comes, but I for one do not like the idea of a world in which there are no children.... and I don't mean that in a pervy way (though children ARE beautiful)... it's the spirit of childhood that I would feel was a loss.

Now I'm confident that I can't really imagine what it's going to be like then, and that God's plan will more than satisfy me in every way and be filled with all the most excellent parts of His creative splendor and more...

but... it does have me wondering.

Things that were highlights on this side of creation... will we feel their loss in the new creation?
Will we miss sex, milk (no procreation may mean no milk), a good steak?

Just some wild speculating.
Blessings
Curious Cat.