In response to: Are you implying that death is unnatural?

I am indeed implying that death is unnatural. If you read the whole Bible, it starts out with no death, is plunged into death, and in Revelation (and throughout the NT and OT) describe no death again.

http://www.answersingenesis.org/creation/images/v24/i1/p19_noDeath.jpg

Considering how it's such an exellent device for change, how do you reconcile the fact that most people fear death? Shouldn't anticipation of death have "evolved" if evolution is fact? Perhaps only "Takers" fear death and not "Leavers"? It would be an interesting survey; I don't have that data. I don't fear death, and I'd venture to say most "born-again" Christians do not either.