Unanswered Questions

The answers to these questions will generally be insincere without being too deep. There will be very, very few people who can consciously respond sincerely.

What was good? To whom was good to be, and were unintentional goodness good? Or was it the satisfaction of the conscientious objector? Would it be a favor to do what someone doesn't want, but do what we think is help? How good was it to save someone from the threshold of suicide? How true was it?

Was it possible for that person to see the kindness he didn't expect? Was sacrifice real? Was sacrifice human or spiritual? We could have been as self-sacrificing as allowed by what? Who could be a sacrifice to your goodness? And why and when would one start to do good to yourself?

How long could he do it? Was it the right kind of goodness to bury the suffering souls into eternal silence and darkness? If I answered these questions, would they remain as valuable as they were?

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