Quote Originally Posted by Highness
why do you feel there is nothing more to you then where you end? I understand is it because like most you dont like the options presented to you by others and the mass belief of humankind that you must grow old and die? If you are to die is'nt it better to die believeing and trying to achieve what you really want for yourself ..reguardless of what god,devil or the resyt of the world thinks. Or have you accepted someone elses beliefs as your fate and already given up? Im not saying you feel or think this way personally I am asking what you think of these things.
I don't feel that there is noting more to you then where you end? but that would be the conclusion if you believed that death meant ceasing to exist. I personally believe that there is a heaven. What you were referring to about at least dying believing something has been contemplated for centuries. You, my friend, have a philosphers mind. "Pascal's wager" in the belief of religion is that even if you do not believe in God, you're better off wagering that he does exist. Because if you're right and God does exist, then you've made the right decision. But if you were wrong, and God doesn't exist, there was no harm done. But imagine that you don't believe in God. Now if you die, and God does exist, you get the shaft. Basically...It's a win/win situation to believe in God and after-life.
GhostFace2K Reviewed by GhostFace2K on . Does anyone ever think how bad it would be to live forever? Every time I think about death the first thought that comes to my mind is how awful it would be to just NOT EXIST upon death. Picture yourself in this situation: They say you brain still functions for a short amount of time (7-14 seconds) after it has been completely severed from your body. Imagine that you have just been decapitated, and in your last fleeting seconds (with your head detached from your body) you're thinking about death. All of the sudden you realize that what if there is no Rating: 5