The post-modernists claim everything is relative. Nothing can be known for certain. The ultimate religion of atheism at hand. Don't be fooled, these ideas do pervade the minds of students on college campuses. All is relative is a dead end for knowledge, it is essentially calling an end to philosophy, knowledge, wisdom of any kind. Very dangerous.

Our material prosperity has lead many to walk away from God, hate God, mock God, and deny God's very exist. The result has been secular humanism, the idea of the superiority and flourishing of man, fueled by science, inherently quite useful, turned into a religion and worldview unto itself. The result of materialism and the glorification of man in his career and sexual prowess has led to spiritual bankruptcy, addiction, depression, and depravity of all kinds.

Christianity was the shattering of a lie, a glass house prison where everyone was telling me what you see is what you get! While materialism had all the benefits of rationally appearing to be true, it was at the same time the most diabolical lie, by exclusion. The elephant in the room was God. Everything in my head was screaming foul but at the desk they could shame me & describe with such precision the bottom line of materialism, the profit motive, that I felt guilty for even asking why.

Christianity is the perfect binding of all great principles in the perfect amounts.

Our faith gathers and slings together all the best and most altruistic principles into one set, utterly perfect in measure, and utterly potent in it's defiance to the wickedness of this world.

80 or 90 years on this broken fallen sin planet will seem like the blink of an eye as we spend eternity with the Lord, face to face. After say, 10,000 years of peace and incredible joy with God the Father, we'll probably think back on those 80 or 90 years that we had, and be so very thankful that someone told us about Jesus. We'll probably be so incredibly thankful that our hearts were softened to the message of eternal life. We'll be so thankful that we chose to plant seeds for eternity.