It's really surprising the question would even be asked, if you think about it, because it's so natural and a part of everything we know. It's only the religious aspect that even brings up questions about it.
i dont get why you assume because it happens its natural. and only religion questions it.
scientists that dont belive in god are out there spending millions on the question of ageing and why we die....attemtping understand the genes responsible.
hundred of thousands of ppl are born every year with deformities and illness but we dont say its okay because it always happens there fore its natural ...doctors try to save sick people and discover what causes ilnesses etc etc and now even play with genetics so new generations dont suffer.by your reasoning we should except it all, not question it and get on with natural selection .
women have always died in child birth but we dont excpet it as natural...if modern science can reduce the amount of women that die in child birth then modern science is tackling death and the reasons for it .and that is only science as far as it goes to day .....as far as any universal truth may go (as in the reality of everything not as in the truth excpeted by the majority) we may still be at the stone age end of our full achievement
maybe in the past less mutated gene did allow us to live for much longer periods of time
who knows what lies a head death may simply turn out to be a mile stone as was going in to space.
and if science can do that oen day who is to say what out origianal state was .may be we did in a less mutated society live for longer periods of time.........as for everlasting life maybe thats to come .maybe not..
surely questioning is part of our nature..........so why wouldn you question it .
if we no one questioned we'd still be sailing with in safe borders to prevent falling fo the edge of the world
who knows may be our future will be more like the past of our ancestors belived in .the days of the immortals.
long live the questioners