Ask a Catholic

[JuliaL]

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Randy, I do hope you'll see this and answer, as I am curious to actually nail down a theist and get them to answer this one, something which so far I have not been able to do.
With all of history behind us, and all that is to come ahead, how do you feel knowing your faith is but one of thousands of religions that have arisen, and will eventually decline and fade into nothingness? How do you still believe in a system that will inevitably be lost to time in the centuries to come, becoming nothing more than a footnote in historical academia?
TL;DR - your religion will one day be lost to time and is in the grand scheme of things, utterly irrelevant. How do you reconcile with that?

How do you feel knowing that your own life here on earth - all that you love, all that you dream, all that you have accomplished - will eventually fade into nothingness?

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Where will you spend eternity?

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How do you define 'close minds'?

Do I have a close mind because I don't buy into your religious claims?

No, you have a closed mind because you have bought into a false world-view that denies my claims.

It's not permanent, but it can be fatal. Think on that. 

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As one who knows where my immortal  indestructible soul will spend eternity (or at least has a couple of options;)
Where did it go last night between ~11PM and 7AM this morning?

What are you planning to do after counting all the grains of sand on all the beaches on Earth for the 300th time and have eternity left to busy yourself?

Whatever happened to Limbo (the place, not the dance) and is it currently filling with gastrulae and blastulae?  If not, where are all the unbaptised embryos going?