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World Religions - I'm a Good Person

I'm Just a Good Person. Really I am.

I don't need a God, a saviour or a religion. If there is a God, he will be happy enough with my life.

Like most of us, you probably consider yourself to basically be a pretty good person, and perhaps you are. Maybe you do what you can to help others, give money to the poor and try not to offend people. You can probably think of people that you know who are much worse. Compared to the average person, you might come up looking pretty good! And then there are the people in history who were notoriously bad, people like Adolf Hitler - They make you look like an angel! But when you die, who will be judging you? Will you be the judge? Will Hitler be the judge? Will the judge have the same standards as you? Is it possible that the judge has higher standards than you? Can you know for sure?

 

 

 

Take the above free online goodness test to see if you meet the standard of acceptable goodness.
Don't panic, it's multiple choice!

 

 

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We are not alone. There is something out there bigger than ourselves. Where will you go after you die? What do you believe and why do you believe it? What is the point of having a mind if you never change it? Here's a surprisingly unsurprising statistic: Everyone dies sooner or later; there is no escaping it and you will be dead for longer than you are alive. This suggests that eternity might be worth more than a passing thought.

Are you ready for the inevitable? There is no need to be fearful of that inevitable moment, so long as you are prepared and as long as you are not taking comfort in something that sounds nice but is really just positive but wishful thinking. Make your life journey count, consider your eternal destination. Just believing in a lie wont make it truth, no matter how much you want it or how appealing that lie is. It is better to know the truth than to live in the delusion of a lie. No one likes being deceived, but in a world of political correctness, acceptance and anything goes, it is easy to side-step the truth of reality. What REALLY is true?

Can we just make up our own truth and say "well that is true for you, but my truth is something else"? Surely we can't all be right, especially when there are so many contradictory beliefs and top world religions out there.

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