Friendships, relationships. They come and they go. They wax and they wane. If existentialism holds true and there is nothing after death, then even the longest lasting relationship will end when one outlives the other.
Such is the nature of the human condition. We want to know that our most valuable thing, our friendships, ourselves, are sturdy enough to last for eternity. This is the reason why we hold on so dearly to the warmth of the afterlife, to the hand of God.
The afterlife: if there is one, great! Why not believe in it? And if we’re wrong, well, it’s not like we’ll ever know anyway, is it?
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