What are the main differences between the heavenly garden and the world we are familiar with?

[Boojatta]

I mean other than the fact that, in the world we are familiar with, a man may become the husband of at most four virgin brides during one Muslim wedding ceremony.

[MindPilot]

1. I would hope there are no flies or mosquitoes in the heavenly garden

and the heavenly BBQ never runs out of propane.

[Cassandra]

6. Or insurance companies...

although bloodsuckers and traders in poop abound there.

[Withywindle]

10. As C.S. Lewis once observed,

a heaven for mosquitoes and a hell for humans could be very conveniently combined.

[havocmom]

2. Ownership society & exploited labor pool of gardners?

;)

[MNDemNY]

3. One is real, one is just silly superstition.

I'll let you figure which is which.

[Boojatta]

4. What definition of "superstition" are you using?

An example of an attempt to define the word "superstition"

Perhaps you have a link to an alternative definition that you prefer?

[damntexdem]

7. You mean the world we are familiar with is superstition?

Wow, that explains quite a lot! Thanks!

;-)

[endarkenment]

5. peanut butter

[damntexdem]

8. And strawberry jam.

[laconicsax]

9. In one you live forever, in the other you die after a variable amount of time...

...or so I've been told.

If true, the question becomes one of how much eternity is too much? If, as I've been told, someone in heaven lives forever, how long until that eternity becomes unbearable and how long until such concepts of paradise cease to have meaning?