Biblical Answer

We will remember our life on earth, but it will not be the same as remembering it on earth. In the new earth, we will not have the same cognitive abilities as we do on earth, and our memories will not be the same. This is because our minds will be transformed by God, and we will be united with him in a way that we are not on earth. We will see God face to face, and this will change us forever. We will no longer be limited by our sinfulness and our tendency to forget God and his ways.

In the new earth, we will have a new kind of memory that is not based on our old sinful nature. We will remember our life on earth, but it will not be a nostalgic or sentimental memory. Rather, it will be a memory that is grounded in our new relationship with God and our new understanding of the world. We will see the events of our life on earth in a new light, and we will understand their significance in the light of our new life in Christ. This will not be a memory that is based on our own strength or ability, but rather on the power of God to transform and renew us.

The idea that we will not remember our life on earth is a misunderstanding of the nature of memory and the new earth. It is not that we will not remember anything, but rather that our memories will be transformed and renewed by God. We will remember our life on earth, but it will be a memory that is grounded in our new relationship with God and our new understanding of the world. This will not be a memory that is based on our old sinful nature, but rather on the power of God to transform and renew us. In this sense, our memories will be a reminder of the goodness and mercy of God, and the new life that he has given us through Jesus Christ.