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In 1927, Bertrand Russell, the Nobel Prize–winning philosopher, delivered a lecture entitled “Why I Am Not a Christian.” Later published in essay form, the work asserts something many people prefer not to consider: “there is great injustice, and often the good suffer, and often the wicked prosper, and one hardly knows which of those is the more annoying….” Christianity, Russell says, proposes a solution to this problem: the afterlife.
It is not always easy to understand how one makes up their mind, and how they go about forming their future plans as a person. Many people, perhaps most people, never make a conscious decision about such things, and let the current of life make all major judgments for them. The road diverges, and they let the winds carry them where they may.
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