What If There Is No Tomorrow?
I read an article today about how we often take for granted the life and time that we have. We say "I will do that later," or "I will think about that after." However, what we don't realize is that we are not guaranteed of tomorrow. We do not know if there will be a later. An excerpt from the article says this: " Let's try to eliminate the afters... I'm doing it after... I'll say after... I'll think about it after... We leave everything for later like ′′ after ′′ is ours. Because what we don't understand is that: Afterwards, the coffee gets cold... afterwards, priorities change... Afterwards, the charm is broken... afterwards, health passes... Afterwards, the kids grow up... Afterwards parents get old... Afterwards, promises are forgotten... afterwards, the day becomes the night... afterwards life ends... And then it's often too late...." I was thinking about this and Christianity. What about all those afters? What about all t...