I believe to myself that when I die, I will rot in a box in the ground.
Simple as that.
Nietzsche would say that even pondering the idea of the meaning/point/value in life is useless, because you will never know for certain, and the lack of an answer is just going to depress you. It's a pointless course of thought.
I believe to myself that when I die, I will rot in a box in the ground.
Simple as that.
So your question would be, "What happens after you die?", is what I'm seeing.
No one is promised tomorrow. The only thing we can count on is today.
Many people around the world turn to religion to answer questions about death and the afterlife, especially when someone is facing his or her own mortality. Strangely, even a brief glance at many of the world’s religions reveals that many theologies glamorize death, promising rewards in the afterlife, including increased understanding of God and the universe and even, in some cases, supernatural powers that were unavailable during the mortal life. Death often seems more attractive than being alive.
Clearly, the only way to decipher this profound mystery is to find an authoritative source of truth that will expose all error and remove the need for speculation. Are we fortunate enough to have such an authority? We believe so.
Absolutely not personally. I was exposed to religion when I was younger and it seemed all the churches I attended only wanted our $. That led me to question their practices because if they have such a good relationship with their so called "god" why do they pester us for our hard earned money? One of the biggest scams on the planet if you ask me.
But to each their own, whatever helps people sleep at night lol.
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I do question religion a lot as well, but the way hell is described is scary as fuck.
"People don't change.
Circumstances do."
"Trying to find succes without working hard is like trying to harvest where you did not sow"
Bullpop
Will be my supp in LoL
You spin me right round right round
I'm not afraid of death, and even though it sounds arrogant and ignorant, its the truth. I'm going to the marines to fight as an anti-terrorism force for a reason
I would be happy to embrace death, because the only thing I would care about at that point is no longer existing. Once I'd be dead I'd have nothing to think about, so thats probably why so many people commit suicide leaving their kids behind.
Its a sad sad thought, knowing that you either die as a legend because you were chosen to die like that by life, or you die as a casual man who had a kid and a wife.
I do not only think about it when I'm down, the thought of dying always and always cross my mind, I can relate literally anything to dying.
I'm kind of used to it now, but it's still bothersome to never find peace and quiet in your own head or while you sleep.