I don't recall it saying how old the Earth is in my NIV Bible. >.> There have been some folks that have traced the genealogies back to give an estimate of something like 4000 years, which I'll admit is a bit madder than a guess of 14,000. I digress.
Back to the Original Post for me. In 1,000 years any sort of crazy stuff could happen. Jesus might well turn up, and prove all those 'when Jesus gets back this will happen' theories wrong. Or he might not. Theology is fun. Oops, digressing again.
We could live in a 'utopia' much like the one in The Time Machine by HG Wells. As for us, we might end up like Wells' Martians, big brains with a face that rely on our machines to do everything for us. Or life may just go on as it has these past millennia, people going to work, coming home to the wife, moaning about the government.. but doing it with whizzier gadgets than we have now.
Back to the Original Post for me. In 1,000 years any sort of crazy stuff could happen. Jesus might well turn up, and prove all those 'when Jesus gets back this will happen' theories wrong. Or he might not. Theology is fun. Oops, digressing again.
We could live in a 'utopia' much like the one in The Time Machine by HG Wells. As for us, we might end up like Wells' Martians, big brains with a face that rely on our machines to do everything for us. Or life may just go on as it has these past millennia, people going to work, coming home to the wife, moaning about the government.. but doing it with whizzier gadgets than we have now.