How about answering these questions first?
So, we’re answering questions with questions. If I were to answer your questions and told you, “who I was”, “who I am” and “who I will be”, all this would generate more questions. Would it not serve a greater purpose for you to understand, who you are?
Midi, if you had just read another two paragraphs, you might have been able to answer your own question.
It is fascinating to see that many persons who read and reply to these forum posts really don’t read many of the responses posted. Where if you had you would not have posted the statement above. One of the first things learned in law school, when making a presentation in court, is to not ask questions that you don’t know the answer to. Even if the answer given is not as expected, the questioner will ascertain if the response is based on avoidance or an intention to deceive, or evade the question(s).
In the section which I introduced above, and was responded to with the next two paragraphs, if one read further as I suggested, where I gave a leading phrase, and sighted context, which seemed to fly over many heads, where the following is presented, for verification of having read this and many other sections.
(532.3)47:2.5 The Adjuster-indwelt children and youths on the finaliter world are also reared in families of five, ranging in ages from six to fourteen; approximately, these families consist of children whose ages are six, eight, ten, twelve, and fourteen. Any time after sixteen, if final choice has been made, they translate to the first mansion world and begin their Paradise ascent. Some make a choice before this age and go on to the ascension spheres, but very few children under sixteen years of age, as reckoned by Urantia standards, will be found on the mansion worlds.
(532.4)47:2.6 The guardian seraphim attend these youths in the probationary nursery on the finaliter world just as they spiritually minister to mortals on the evolutionary planets, while the faithful spornagia minister to their physical necessities. And so do these children grow up on the transition world until such time as they make their final choice.
(532.5)47:2.7 When material life has run its course, if no choice has been made for the ascendant life, or if these children of time definitely decide against the Havona adventure, death automatically terminates their probationary careers. There is no adjudication of such cases; there is no resurrection from such a second death. They simply become as though they had not been.
(532.6)47:2.8 But if they choose the Paradise path of perfection, they are immediately made ready for translation to the first mansion world, where many of them arrive in time to join their parents in the Havona ascent. After passing through Havona and attaining the Deities, these salvaged souls of mortal origin constitute the permanent ascendant citizenship of Paradise. These children who have been deprived of the valuable and essential evolutionary experience on the worlds of mortal nativity are not mustered into the Corps of the Finality.
Where above it infers that these children are really not given a choice, because if they do not choose but one way, they are illuminated eliminated (as though they had never been), which is more of a threat than a choice. Also that the world which are placed is not a morontia world but a transition world, where the environment is not really defined, but it does indicate that these children are not in a morontia state of physical being but are subject to a second physical death, where it would seem that they are brought you thinking this world would represent the mortal world where they experienced their first physical death. But the main point intended to be shown, was that choice is really not present there because if you do not choose only one way, the other option is nothing. No appeal, no nothing. And even if one were to choose the correct path, it ends without future expectations. Where if they are being adjudicated for being conceived in the first place, and given foster parents and deprived of a natural progression, who should be judged and for what? If there is only one option to a choice, it is not as choice, it is a mandate. Or it must also be part of a predetermined plan, which from the get go where if physical life is considered as being judged, for what would an infant be judged for if not for pre-existing discretions. It really doesn’t matter what I think but what others think, and unless given more than one option, there can be no choice. If there is not choice, there can also not be free fill, if the only option is to do one will. In other words, if you don’t agree to be possessed you will be eliminated. “Resistance is futile.” “You will be assimilated.”
(1233.5)112:5.9 This does not mean that human beings are to enjoy a second opportunity in the face of the rejection of a first, not at all. But it does signify that all will creatures are to experience one true opportunity to make one undoubted, self-conscious, and final choice. The sovereign Judges of the universes will not deprive any being of personality status who has not finally and fully made the eternal choice; the soul of man must and will be given full and ample opportunity to reveal its true intent and real purpose.
What was the first choice, if a human being was given a second choice, the first would have occurred, ? in a prior existence?