[Twizted_3KGT]

Having been away from the influence of a religion for the past 3 years or so i've dabbled in the thought of why there is such a thing as life for a while now, here's what i've come up with so far.

There's just too many factors in the world that had to be absolutely perfect for it to have happened by chance, so someone must have created everything. And the only logical explanation for us to have free will for 80-100 years, is simply a test. Most religions that i've heard of refer to a war or some kind of conflict happening in Heaven or whereever, where the good were seperated from the evil. So one possibility is this is the seperation process, a chance to prove which side we're on. I'm coming from the belief that we are just souls occupying a body while we're here (we existed before this life and will after). And that's plausible to me as long as we can't create life in a machine. If this isn't what life is about, I don't see there being a reason for it. And if there's no reason for life, then anything we do is a waste. Some people say you live life for the good experiences, or to help your fellowman, or to advance our global society...but what good is that if when I die, that's the end of me. Nothing I had done would mean anything to me, therefore making living life pointless. So there must be something after...and if there's something after, then there was something beforehand too. Anyone agree?