Christian "purpose" and "meaning" in life.

[Rampant.A.I.]

Going back to when I lay dying, airway doubled in half, before being airlifted from the crash site, why didn't your God choose to reveal himself to me?

Hardship makes some people turn away from God. Others turn to God. I don't know why that is, but I'm guessing that it is the same reason why, when times are good, some people thank God and others simply enjoy the blessings.

Thanks, but given that I have been literally playing for an experience of the divine since I was 16 or so, what possible meaning could God, in your estimation, have been meant to translate to me, other than "continue doing what you're doing and all is well"?

What makes you think anything you believe have access to overrides my experience, and why?

I guess it also depends on where people look for God and what you expect to find. If only miracles and visions will satisfy someone's need to know then they're bound for disappointment.

In everything. You're talking to someone who went to bed for a decade, asking for divine guidance.

If a person is truly receptive to the 'still soft voice' and willing to be lead by it, I truly believe they will become aware a spiritual presence in their lives.

And I'm open to it. Believe me; as much as I play the devil's advocate on here, it's out of an innate want for truth. If God steps in to demonstrate himself to me, nothing would make me happier than embracing him, and finally having a reason to assign to all of this to.

Either way. Congrats. Your wife is indeed a hottie.

Thank you. My wife is indeed a goddess. I have no problem pledging the best of my ability to live up to what she needs, and to make her happy.