What does any of this have to do with the root question of this thread?

As a former Christian I can assure you that actually dying is an essential prerequisite to eternal life within the faith.

The entire thread is about whether death can be prevented indefinitely which is irrelevant to Christian ideas about eternal life after death

None of these people are aiming to drift on, immortal, in the physical universe as it gradually expands to the point that subatomic particles themselves are so diffuse that matter as we know it no longer exists. Which is what the post I replied to was suggesting.

Thank you for the relentless unsolicited critique of the subjective value of my content

In a metaphysical wonderland that transcends time, the universe and everything so not particularly relevant to this discussion

Constant drive by tone policing is one of the many reasons Mastodon went nowhere.

Apparently you are a cop

That was the nicer way to say it.

Completely bland take. Nobody is suggesting they want to live longer than the habitable lifespan of the universe. Doubtful many even want to live for millions much less billions of years. But it would be nice not to begin a gradual decline after 4 decades and likely be done by 10.

Found that authentic New York pizza everyone keeps telling me about

The view off the back of the ferry