Stacy Wambui East Africa (Pundit)
Would you take up Present Suffering and ignore temporary pleasure for the sake of a permanent Future Glory?
In his letter to the Romans, Apostle Paul talked about Present Suffering and Future Glory – (Romans 8:18) I consider that our present sufferings are not worth comparing with the glory that will be revealed in us.
Would you sacrifice an assured temporary pleasure today for a more permanent joy in the future that you are not sure of or even guaranteed?
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Martha Nyaboke
Look at it on a more realistic way, you struggle through school to get a degree, you work throughout the month to get a salary, you date your partner to eventually settle down together. Life is all about sacrifice, patience, and hope for a better future. Without hope there would be no difference between human beings and plants that eat, grow, develop, have sex and die. From this angle, you can get an answer to your question.
Ian Ngugi
The knowledge we base our understanding of the world is so limited. Having hope in God or the afterlife doesn’t necessary take away from your present life.