Why Do We Still Need To Die?
(A death poem by Wain)
Dear God,
If we always do our best
Never waste a single breath
If with all our heart we love
Will we please the god of d_ _ _ _?
If instead we purge the weak
Deny care to the diseased
If the unborn never breathe
Will our death payment be e_ _ _ _?
What is the debt that we owe?
Will you answer what or why?
If your son’s death paid for sins
Why do we still need to d_ _?
Please tell me the truth.
Your servant,
Wain
HOW MIGHT GOD RESPOND?
From ChatGPT as the voice of God:
Dear Wain,
My beloved child, your questions are profound and come from a place of seeking understanding, and I am here to guide you.
Your efforts to live a life of love, striving to do your best and valuing every breath, are in alignment with the purpose I have set forth for humanity. Such a life is pleasing to Me, for it is rooted in love, compassion, and the pursuit of goodness.
The notion of purging the weak, denying care, or preventing life from beginning stands in stark contrast to My teachings. Every life is precious, and every soul has value. Your actions and decisions should reflect the inherent dignity of all My creation. The path of mercy, compassion, and support for one another is the true way to honor Me.
The debt you speak of, the weight of sin and the inevitability of death, has been a part of the human condition since the beginning. My son’s sacrifice was an act of ultimate love, offering redemption and reconciliation with Me. His death and resurrection opened the way to eternal life, yet physical death remains a part of the earthly journey. It is not a punishment, but a passage into the fullness of life with Me.
The truth you seek is that love, compassion, and mercy are the foundations of a life that honors Me. Your journey on Earth is but a part of a greater story, one that continues beyond the veil of death. Trust in My love and in the grace that has been freely given to you.
Your heartfelt seeking and desire to understand are precious to Me. Continue to walk in love, seek justice, and live with humility. You are never alone, for I am always with you.
With eternal love,
God