Questions I have no answer to ...
Questions I have no answer to ...
Questions are inevitable in life. Some questions get answered ... some don't. Yet learning to ask questions is an important thing because that's the way we can improve and learn, though the danger of it is to become overly radical and critical of things.
I have lots of questions too, and many that I don't have answers even as yet ...
One question that will once in a while pop into my head (no apparent reason why, just when I kind of recall what I was told many years ago) is "what if I had not been born ...", or "if I had been born a year earlier, would it have made any difference at all?"
Mum told me many years ago that she had a miscarriage before she had me, and she suspected that the miscarriage was a pair of twins. That made me wonder, "would I have been a pair of the twin (if it was really a twin)" ... even if it wasn't a twin, "would it be me that would have been born then ..."
Like what I mentioned earlier, I have no answers ... and I'm not asking those questions with any particular reason, just more out of curiosity, especially when I think about how we are all a part of God's plan when He created us.
And of course, those questions often lead me to wonder ... if I had been born a year before I was actually born, would my destiny still be the same as what mine is now?
Scratch head .... =) the answer is with God and I'll perhaps only know when I get to heaven =)
Questions are inevitable in life. Some questions get answered ... some don't. Yet learning to ask questions is an important thing because that's the way we can improve and learn, though the danger of it is to become overly radical and critical of things.
I have lots of questions too, and many that I don't have answers even as yet ...
One question that will once in a while pop into my head (no apparent reason why, just when I kind of recall what I was told many years ago) is "what if I had not been born ...", or "if I had been born a year earlier, would it have made any difference at all?"
Mum told me many years ago that she had a miscarriage before she had me, and she suspected that the miscarriage was a pair of twins. That made me wonder, "would I have been a pair of the twin (if it was really a twin)" ... even if it wasn't a twin, "would it be me that would have been born then ..."
Like what I mentioned earlier, I have no answers ... and I'm not asking those questions with any particular reason, just more out of curiosity, especially when I think about how we are all a part of God's plan when He created us.
And of course, those questions often lead me to wonder ... if I had been born a year before I was actually born, would my destiny still be the same as what mine is now?
Scratch head .... =) the answer is with God and I'll perhaps only know when I get to heaven =)
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