IF GOD DOESN'T EXIST AND YOU WANT TO BE HAPPY, BETTER INVENT HIM/HER - AND MAKE HIM/HER A GOOD ONE!

Given this world's misery, and life's transitory nature, if there is not a sufficient positive purpose for this life and a destiny beyond this one that is worth the suffering here, it would, to my mind, be better to either commit suicide OR INVENT a sufficient purpose to justify this suffering- a happy existence for us all in the life following this one and a Good Father-God whose wisdom has ordained a quite nasty but necessary "school" (this life) to form/prepare His children for their "Real Lives" that come after this one.

It would be far better to live in an illusion of purpose for this suffering world as preparation for a sufficiently joyful one to come, than to settle for this life's reality as an end and not a beginning.  It would be far better to "pretend" that there is more, than to live in the view that this is all there is.

THE WORK OF YOUR HAND ARE WE ALL

Isaiah 64:8 But now, O Lord (YHWH - I AM Always AM), You are our Father; we are the clay and You our Former, and the work of Your Hand are we ALL."

If I accept the above scripture as true, it has immense implications for the way that I view myself and every other human being (past, present, and future).

100 Scriptural Proofs That Jesus Christ is the Savior of All Mankind by James Whittemore, 1840

For Your Consideration - June

    100 Scriptural Proofs That Jesus Christ is the Savior of All Mankind

by Thomas Whittemore, 1840

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GOD THE CREATOR OF MEN

1. God is the Creator of all men. "He hath made of one blood, all nations of men, to dwell on all the face of the earth." Acts 17:26 He would not have created intelligent beings, had he known they were to be forever miserable. To suppose that God would bring beings into existence who he knew would be infinite losers by that existence, is to charge him with the utmost malignity. The existence itself would not be a blessing, but a curse; the greatness of which cannot be described. As God is infinite in knowledge, and as he sees the end from the beginning, he must have known before the creation, the result of the existence he was about to confer, and whether, upon the whole, it would be a blessing; and , as he was not under any necessity to create man, being also infinitely benevolent, he could not have conferred an existence that he knew would end in the worst possible consequences to his creatures.