How do you justify your existence? Are you not utterly disposable?

Answer 1

if you put it that way, i suppose we are disposable which acts as a constant reminder that our time on earth is valuable, not guaranteed and in that case, every day should matter, if to no one else, then to us.

Answer 2

Am just a human being trying to make (or take if you wish) the best of this world. Utterly, yes, we all are disposable. There is no Cause for our existance. We create it.

Answer 3

I have absolutely no justification for my existence. I'm not so great that I couldn't be replaced in any of my capacities-wife, mother, daughter, friend. It would be conceited to assume that I, or anyone else, isn't disposable. That's not to say that I wouldn't be missed, but I certainly know that I can be replaced. That's why we all need to make a difference in some way while we're here so that we make a positive imprint to improve the future.

Answer 4

Of course we all matter. We could all be wiped out by a giant earthquake, but that doesn't mean we didn't matter. We matter to each other. We matter because we are the ones here right now. We can make choices to make the world better because we are in it. We make societies with great concepts of justice, liberty, freedom, art and culture, music, sciences. We are here for a reason. We matter, we all play our parts. When one of us dies someone else will carry on, but we can leave legacies and be exceptional examples for others to follow. On a smaller scale we matter in our everyday lives to everyone around us. We are the grandparents, fathers, mothers, sisters, and brothers, sons and daughters, aunts and uncles. We are the helpful person in the hardware store, the smiling old lady at the coffee shop, the great old guy that restores antique cars, the young mother with kids at the grocery store, the teenager with attitude. We are all the characters in each others stories. That is what this is all about.

Answer 5

I am not utterly disposable! There are people that would be devastated to have me taken from their lives. I only know of people that deserve to be disposed of. Pedophiles, murderers, terrorists and hate mongers. People that destroy all that they can that is good are not justifiable.

Answer 6

We are all utterly disposable....I don't think there is anything that I do in my life (Other than being a parent) Which someone else couldn't do, sometimes better...sometimes...worse in some cases, but for the most part.....the ONLY thing that I do on this earth that NO ONE else can do ever...is be myself, so perhaps that is worthy...-smiles- Worthy enough...

Answer 7

I am Soul, I exist because God Loves me. Wow, I guess I could say the same for you, and everybody else. Apparently God doesn't think we're disposable.

Answer 8

my parents were married and were justified in having sex and then here I am-I had nothing to do with it. Everything on the planet is disposable-and thanks to mankind we are slowing killing the **** out of everyone and everything-but since we think we own this planet I guess we think were justified-put that in your little disposable brain and bake it!

Answer 9

I don't think i'm disposable, i have 4 kids to raise. That makes me very important! hehe

Answer 10

Because of sin, I am insignificant...a vapor in the mist...a wave on the ocean. I justly derserve death and eternal seperation from God, i.e. hell.
My significance comes entirely from Christ and what He did for me..He paid my price for my sins. My sole purpose for existence in to bring glory to the Father...and I can only do that through faith in Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior.