I wrote this poem in 1976 as a Sophomore in High School after the twin brother of my favorite Teacher (Music) tragically died. Writing poems were a way for me to express my feelings. I kept thinking about heaven and what it would be like to live there, so I wrote my thoughts and questions down in poetic form. I still wonder about Heaven and live my life here on earth specifically with Heaven’s Judgement in mind, so that I will have rewards to enjoy all of eternity and no regrets!

Many question where is God in the light of such massive destruction in Haiti.

I‘ve been studying Christian theology for awhile now, and it is the only field of knowledge in which I claim any expertise. I apologize to those of you who have found my writing style arrogant and pretentious. I thought I was just being confident, because I am writing about a topic I know a fair bit about. So here for your reading pleasure is a list of questions about God and the Bible for which I freely admit I have no answers.

Questions encountered when reading just the first few pages of the Book of Genesis, King James Version, of the Holy Bible without sounding sacrilegious.

These big questions need big answers. Think carefully – your eternal destination is at stake.

Fifty common sense answers that elude even the most astute non-believers.

Mr. REPuckett says that a Christian can’t answer these questions and Karen Gross has taken her shot at it. Now here is my response to these questions.

For centuries men and women have searched for meaning and purpose. Why am I here? What should I pursue and accomplish during my life? What will bring me true contentment and happiness?

A remark on the big questions, and an idea of life after death.

A Triond author posed this question some time ago. He pointed to two Scripture references to make this point.