Week One: The Purpose of Life
We start with a belief that creation comes from God and that God is love. We also begin with the premise that it is the nature of love to give to others, to want to be connected with them, and to bring them happiness. This suggests that the whole purpose of life is that humans created by God should be happy, not just in this life but after this life forever.

Does this imply that we humans can do whatever we want so long as we are happy? No, not really. God is infinite and eternal and is concerned about our long term happiness. Churches are fallible human institutions, but ideally their purpose is to help people to come to know God and find true happiness. Jesus specifically stated that He spoke to the people in order that they might have His joy in themselves (John 17:13).

by Frank Rose

  • Day One: Tune In
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  • Day Two: The Afterlife
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  • Day Three: The Source
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  • Day Four: States of Mind and Heart
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  • Day Five: You Choose
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  • Day Six: Living an Angelic Life
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  • Day Seven: Growing into Heaven
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    This week's Article: Created for a Purpose, by David Roth

    Quotes from Scripture

    You were created to become an angel.
    Last Judgment 20

    You, Lord, give perfect peace to those who keep their purpose firm and put their trust in You.
    Isaiah 26:3

    This Week's Article

    Created for a Purpose
    by David Roth

    If you have ever pondered life, give this article a read.
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    Q and A

    Who determines my eternal Destination?
    You do. Entrance to heaven is not determined by our religion, but by our lives. If we live a life of loving God and loving others on earth, we will continue these behaviors in heaven. If we spend our life being selfish and controlling, we will be most comfortable in a place where we will be allowed to continue to delight in our dysfunctions.

    Do people of different religions go to heaven?
    All people of all faiths will go to heaven if they believe in one God and live in charity and kindness according to the principles of their religious persuasion. When people arrive in the spiritual world after the death of the physical body they are not asked "What is your religion?" but rather, "What is your life?"