f u don't bLiv in GOD, den wer do u think u r from & to?

Question

hav u never asked yourseLf how did you exist? where are you from? why you are born? what shouLd you do in yourLife? what is the purpose of your existence on earth? just to have fun? enjoy? and die? is that what Life is for? a chair is made for us to be comfortabLe whn we sit, the chair is not made for a purpose, see? it is just a chair but it has a purpose, and of course ther is someone who made it, what do you think about human?

Answer 1

It takes a relationship with Jesus to find peace and eternal life (after you die). This is based on the words of Jesus himself.

Jesus said that He was the only way to Heaven. Asking Him to forgive you of your sins and asking Him to live in your heart is the only way. It is as easy as typing this sentence, yet millions of people complicate it by trying to make the experience more than it is.

If you disagree with Jesus, then you would be one that may think any religion could make the cut (and earn a ticket to heaven).

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Bill Weise went to hell and wrote about his experience in his book, 23 Minutes in Hell. You can hear or see his testimony on www.SpiritLessons.com.

Richard Sigmund was in a car wreck and died. He was dead for 8 hours before being brought back to life in a morgue. He wrote a book "A placed called Heaven" where he wrote of the things he saw and experienced. Before rushing to judgement about where you want to spend eternity, I would listen to Bill Weise and read Richard Sigmunds book.


I would not want you to spend one second in Hell. The good news is that the ticket to heaven is free. You do not have to earn it.

It is not a "religious" experience that will save you, but a relationship with Jesus. And it is free.


Me, I am not trying to brag, but I am the least qualified person to be given a spot in Heaven. I only hope that I can meet you there and say hello to you. I hope that you get to meet God as your Father and not as your Judge.

The good news is that if I can get a ticket, than you can to.

Listen to Bill Weise and then make your decision.

Answer 2

Humans are the result of evolution. There is no outside purpose in life, we each need to find our own purpose. Still, we are driven by a basic evolutionary mandate to help humanity survive and that can form the basis for a common purpose.