When she was falling to what was to be her death, and I when I chose to fall to what was to be my death - my first thought was, "I am not going to let her fall, at least not alone." I didn't.
We are both alive. I pose this question to you: What is the greatest question?
The greatest question that will ever be asked for me - Will God allow me to be alone?
If God will not have me be alone, then there is not hell. If God will leave me alone, then there is. If we can be alone from God, then the person, a young kid who I sacrifice my life for, who rejects Jesus, that person I will have be left alone. If God has us alone, then the Halocaust was a symbol of reality that is greater than the reality we can feel in this life. If God has us alone, then pornography is a more twisted image of togetherness than we will ever come into contact with before bodily death.
The second greatest question for me: Does God choose to leave us alone? Or, does God allow us to be left alone?
The third greatest question for me: From how I have lived, what are my answers?
The fourth greatest questions for me: Does Jesus' existence and his recorded life change my previous two answers?
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