Wouldn’t death take us all? Although death is constant and its existence is unquestionable, yet it is as if some people aren’t aware of the end that would someday come. I am sure that if death could be bought or bribed, these people would appear at the territory of death no matter the cost, including sacrificing other human lives.

In this article I have some questions to ask especially those who do not believe in God for some reasons, howbeit, they are entitled to free will, so they have the autarchy to decide the kind of life that pleases them. The issue of death has however been a controversial subject matter over years, therefore, impaling the hearts of many bitterly as to whether God truly loves mankind.

According to a story, I heard though its authenticity cannot be proved, there was a woman who believed in the supremacy of God, her fervent gestures inwardly and outwardly depict an epitome of holiness. One day her mother fell sick, she prayed so that her mother could be healed but unfortunately, she died. I am not saying that God failed her or there is no God, but the above young woman became dejected and she couldn’t continue in the affairs of God. Hence, she became the mistress of herself.

The questions are: would you be accurate to say her faith was low? Or this is a story formulated by somebody to tarnish God’s name? Is she the first person that death would take her mother? Why not wait upon God no matter what? Or could she possibly have priced God and this resulted to her mother’s death? Or she bought death in her nefarious and uncoordinated yarning?

Remember, God is unquestionable this is what has been in existence before my existence and after my existence, it is the same information that will still be believed and it is what some will pass transgenerationally, however, I am not in doubt about the thesis of unquestionable God, but when questions aren’t asked to know it becomes slavery.
Besides, when you buy death, you price God. I am sure this will sound strange to the reader but truth be told, are you not in fear? If you are not, why do you believe in God? Before I delve deeper let me explain the meaning of this sentence: when you buy death, you price God.

In the quest of some to become immortal for the purpose to delete death forever, they have become so heartless with the aim to lift themselves level with God, in their minds, they are always echoing this statement, life is sweet I don’t want to die I need to buy death. Hence, have they not priced God? If seeking for an extension of life from death includes sacrifice or human life, have they not provoked God?

If X is human and Y use X to renew his or her life, he or she has used God’s image and this will alert the anger of the supreme being. When you buy death, you price God, how about that? It’s the same as saying, when you price God, you buy death.

In atheistic belief, it is said that no God interferes in the affairs of mankind. In a nutshell, their belief is, there is no God anywhere, human beings are responsible for their fate and free will. So, if one dies, there is no life after death. If this is true, what would happen to the faith of all believers whose belief is connected to life after death?

The truth is, when you have a conception and you are convinced about it, it is not a bad idea to express your belief to others, but telling them that your belief is the only genuine way to God looks coercive. If that should be the case, then, many good doers whose beliefs are not related to yours will not be in the land of fruition. Isn’t it? The fear of the unknown is what some are battling with, in their thoughts lie the spirit of contemplation. What is the primacy of mankind? Have you ever pondered on that?

How is buy “death”, price “God” related?

God has been conceived as either personal or impersonal. In theism, God is the creator and sustainer of the universe, while in deism, God is the creator, but not the sustainer, of the universe. In pantheism, God is the universe itself. (c) Google inquiry.

If God is the creator and sustainer of the universe, then, he is aware of calamities happening including death. How about that?

Also, If God is the creator and he’s not the sustainer, some questions must pop up: who is the sustainer? Mankind? An unknown deity? How would someone build a house without any maintenance? If there is no sustainer, who will end or capture death?

If God is the universe itself, how does he supervise things? Does it signify his collaboration with death? If death is to be abolished, then, a being must be outside the cosmos. If not, mankind is doomed.

Life has an end to mortal, but life continues to be despite the demise of many people. Some bought death through suicide etc which led to some people saying, they have priced God. The truth is, no one is safe, everyone is just pretending to be. If death is in the market, there must be a seller and a price would have been fixed. In this case, an extension could be given but it’s not safeguarded. If you can’t bribe death, how would you price God?
“When your thoughts are extremely rigorous, questions would be asked. That is my mission.”