Meaningless.

Life is a pointless march of inevitable death. In 70/80 human-years we are chasing peaceful eternity through pain and suffering. Call me a pessimist, but aren't humans but mortal beings born merely to experience sorrows and pain, collecting other humans throughout their lifetime before their funeral?

Born, cry, breathe. Live long enough to obtain awareness of existence. Trading time and energy to sustain the life of other human beings around us, until those human beings are able to trade their time and energy to sustain other human beings. Isn't this questionable? Why continue on this vicious, unending cycle? Because we're to afraid of death? Extinction? Or on the surface, why the complicated mind? Isn't it easier to not be inquisitive?

God does give purpose for us humans. In this earth, we are to bring The Good News to other human beings, which allows them to live eternally with God. What if they reject? What if WE reject? Wouldn't that mean the possibility of eternal torture is available? 

Had we never existed, there wouldn't be chance to enjoy live with God nor eternal torture. Wouldn't it be more profitable to never exist?

Not one human got to choose of their own birth. But we do exist. For reasons beyond our limited, incompetent mind. Had I a choice, I would not exist. Or would I? Maybe, if in the future there'll be something valuable enough to make all the years worth living. But we don't have telescope that overviews the future. So for now, we're left with the choice of heaven and hell.

What do you choose?

-K