Question: What or who are you living for? I've heard it said that unless you have something worth dying for, you don't have something worth living for. I've found it true in every area of my life, and I'm just wondering, out of all the people who don't want to die before doing something, how much of it is actually worth dying for.
This isn't meant to be some sort of debate question, but from what I've noticed, many people live quite a boring life and many who think they don't, try to fill every void with recklessness and destruction. It just makes me wonder how many of the bored people have something they are living for, but wouldn't count it worthy to die for, thus lack the thrill of living. And how many of the thrill seekers lack purpose to what they would die for and thus lack the full meaning of the adventure in the first place.
In any case, I've found that those who have someone or something to die for, have a greater sense of meaning and purpose to their lives and live a life full of adventure, without regret or fear. So, back to the original question (yet rephrased): Who or what is worth dying for that you should live for it? For me, it's God (Father, Son, and Holy Spirit).
This isn't meant to be some sort of debate question, but from what I've noticed, many people live quite a boring life and many who think they don't, try to fill every void with recklessness and destruction. It just makes me wonder how many of the bored people have something they are living for, but wouldn't count it worthy to die for, thus lack the thrill of living. And how many of the thrill seekers lack purpose to what they would die for and thus lack the full meaning of the adventure in the first place.
In any case, I've found that those who have someone or something to die for, have a greater sense of meaning and purpose to their lives and live a life full of adventure, without regret or fear. So, back to the original question (yet rephrased): Who or what is worth dying for that you should live for it? For me, it's God (Father, Son, and Holy Spirit).
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