Physics, 01.10.2021 23:50 kimlyn58p0wyn0

We all have the questions "What Will Happen To Me When I Die? Is God Real? Will I Go To Heaven Or Hell? Will My Spirit Follow Me?" and more. But the question to be asking is, Why does it all matter? If you look at a video of house space actually is and how small we are compared to it, we don't honest matter. We are an atom compared to the sun and even then the atom is very big. Lets say we do go to heaven and we become an angel or we go to hell, what happens then? Do we join the war of heaven and hell or do we just rest? Do we become another form of life on earth and come back to earth. Why does it all matter? We could float in space and it wouldn't matter. We all could die and it wouldn't matter. Nothing honestly matters. Even if we were all Gods and had magical or super powers. Even if we all were important or we all had our wildest dreams come true. It wouldn't matter. So answer me this... What is the point of everything?

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