So much so much has happened nowadays, especially death. Suddenly, the idea of death feels so surreal, and it happens so often. Having lost loved ones is something I never would wanna experience again, because it was such a painful period to tide through. Having them at one moment, and losing them at the next. Of course, I know that isn't ever possible. As much as I want it. You know how people always wonder, where does life go to, after theirs on Earth. Of course, our obvious answer would be to God, to be with Him in heaven, to have our eternal life through him. (while non-believers would go to Hell) But this strikes a dilemma- What if your loved ones are those non-believers. Do you have the heart to actually "know" that their after life is actually less than desirable? That they do not receive salvation?

So much so much has happened nowadays, especially death. Suddenly, the idea of death feels so surreal, and it happens so often. Having lost loved ones is something I never would wanna experience again, because it was such a painful period to tide through. Having them at one moment, and losing them at the next. Of course, I know that isn't ever possible. As much as I want it. You know how people always wonder, where does life go to, after theirs on Earth. Of course, our obvious answer would be to God, to be with Him in heaven, to have our eternal life through him. (while non-believers would go to Hell) But this strikes a dilemma- What if your loved ones are those non-believers. Do you have the heart to actually "know" that their after life is actually less than desirable? That they do not receive salvation?