Donald E MacKay

If Tomorrow Never Comes Donald E MacKay

We are all entitled to accept and if justified believe in a Divine being as we so choose in life. But choosing is not an entitlement or simple gift; it is the law of existence. We cannot choose to not choose; even not choosing is also a choice. Choices made during one's life will at the final moment of transition demonstrate your inner reality to your Deity or God or Allah or in my case my Creator. It is what you were in sum of all your errors and with a fervent hope all the moments of glory and kindness and love you offered your fellow man as well. But do you only choose your way wisely because your Deity demands it or do you walk the path you choose because it was and is the right or moral or kind thing to do? We are alone in life; we suffer alone in this life; we die alone in our moment of transition. But think of it like this: If you ask a well fed average man what is more important truth or bread it is sure if he is a thinking man he will say that truth is the more important. Ask a starving man the same question and he will lunge for the bread. But there are a few humans like I am, starving or not, will always state that truth is the most important and desirable; without truth what good is bread?