Cougarbear
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Actually, the Bible is full of information on the hereafter and now. I agree that part of what is necessary is to learn. But, learn what? And, what is the "fun" thing? I know Catholics drink booze like a fish drinks water. But, God wants us to have "joy" not just fun. He doesn't want loud boisterous laughter and evil speaking of God and his anointed servants. He wants us to have joy in our posterity. He wants us to have eternal happiness. I'm sorry that you refuse to learn all that is given by God to us and fall for the idea that we can't know the will and mind of God's plan of salvation and exaltation. He's told us. We enjoy sharing our knowledge with others.Q. Why are we here on earth?
A. To learn and to have fun.
Catholics know and accept that we do not know the mind of God. We know God is love; we know He values free choice; we know God is good.
Before we were born, did we know what this world had in store for us? Even so, did we thrive? Did we learn? Did we have fun? In the same way, we do not know what the afterlife has in store for us other than we will be with God. We expect to thrive, to learn, and to have fun.
In Catholicism, the idea of being bored doesn't even exist. Apparently it is a worry or concern the LDS faith felt/feels the need to address? They shouldn't worry.