[Blasterlord2]

For a layman, you know a fair amount about the mainstream religions, the nature and meaning of existence. In terms of content, your write-up is good. It provides some enlightenment about spiritual matters and voyage, a welcome change from worldly concerns and the cares of everyday life though it's also been given a cold welcome by your nemeses.

People whose motto is to eat, drink and be merry may not be leading empty, meaningless lives nor feel something missing from their lives now. There may come a point in a man's life when he has to think deeply about his life, his future and perhaps face the fact of his own mortality with the passing of a loved one.

When life throws him a few curveballs he may not know how to handle it, and it may leave him feeling empty and bitter. Listening to his inner voice is the first step along the road to recovery and maybe to Damascus too.

You are kidding me. He's a Christian so obviously he needs to know stuff about Jesus. Even I know stuff about Christianity, Islam and Judaism without needing to be a believer. As for Buddhism, all it takes is a very small effort to do an internet search, that the 4 noble truths and the 8 fold paths are the basics. Dun believe? Just type in "basics of Buddhism" in google search and see what it turns up.

But he has definitely not lived up to his own preach about the ethos of Christianity.