Ultimate Questions

We our living lives with questions, and want answers for all of them; this is killing our religion, and our faith in the world. Our society is so used to the new technology and the fast pace world that we want and expect instant gratification. Religion, however, is not something you can just type in google.com and get and get an answer. That annoys people and is causing a drastic decline in religion today. The reason for such a decline is the way our lives are being run, and even taking one hour, one day a week is to hard of a task for some to accomplish. With facing doubt and not having reasoning or answers, people feel as if they get nothing out or going to mass, and like kids being forced to go, while sitting there it’s been apparent that your not fully being taken in and focusing on the miracle happening and the lecture being told, instead mass attendees are asking questions in their head and planning there week. They want a psychical item to leave with because there thoughts are not enough. This is proven because according o studies and statistics, the most attended days of church is ash Wednesday, where you receive ashes on your forehead, and Palm Sunday, where you receive palms, both showing Catholicism physically instead of showing your Catholicism emotionally and just be your actions. We don’t take time any longer to think, so because of whom we have come we don’t take time and ask ourselves, what are the important questions. So with all of this doubt and changes in the world there are 5 ultimate questions you should be asking yourself: What is the human condition, What is the spiritual perfection, what is our destiny, what is the nature of the world, and what is the ultimate reality?

What is the human condition is an intense question because we have to determine who we are. We live our daily lives not knowing what we are doing while we are doing it, just out of habit and routine. So we are basically living off of experience. That is