8) WHAT IS THE MEANING OF LIFE?

There are three critical questions we must confront before time eludes us:

1. Why does the universe exist? Is it akin to a seed with boundless intelligence, perpetually cycling from a perfect singularity (Isaiah 65:17, 2 Peter 3:7-13, Revelations 21:1) to an infinite living universe and back again? If a new heaven and earth are envisioned, why not a renewal encompassing even God, the infinite intelligence guiding the cosmos? While God may be eternal, could He, like a seed, undergo renewal?

2. Why do we, as humans, exist? Are we fashioned by this infinite intelligence, God Himself? (Genesis 1:27).

3. Is there a repository of answers available to us? Might there be a book containing the word of God, as suggested in Hebrews 4:12?
   

What is the primary purpose of humanity's creation?

1. Is it to perpetuate our species continuously?

2. Or is it to maximize our potential, acquiring power, passion, and pleasure? Perhaps the ownership of land epitomizes our ultimate goal. What is your conception of God in this pursuit?

3. Alternatively, are we intricately entwined in a symbiotic relationship with God? Is it a bond where God's love and creative force engender our existence, while our purpose is to reciprocate love and worship? (Mark 12:30-31).

Remember, ignorance is not bliss but rather a gateway to an undesirable realm.