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11 May 2026
Recently I suggested that God would give everyone an extension on the Millennium if they didn't happen to get a full life on earth in this life. I thought there was nothing in extended MSL against it. But I was forgetting two principles: evil beings could negotiate against that outcome, and God might allow the risk to exist because we need to take some responsibility for the salvation of others. Some things are guaranteed by God, and some aren't, and this extension may go either way.
It can't be the case that at creation you get no chance to be saved, so we must have some kind of Millennium, since very few if any of us are holy enough for heaven at the end of this life. We have to live some amount of time. Missing out on a little bit of life (a bit, or even a lot, of our ~80 years) might be allowed by God. Whereas missing out on a lot (a lot of our 1,000 years, if that is literally how much time we get in the Millennium) would not be allowed by God. I suppose this means that fairness may not be guaranteed, but (significant) opportunity is.