On Death

A genius-agnostic Philosopher during his youth preached to his disciples, “I am a man of Science thus I don’t believe in heaven or even with God!.” His disciples ask why and arrogantly he usually replied, “If He is true, He should show me heaven. Then I’ll believe in such things.” After eighty years of standing on his belief, he now lies dying on his sick-bed asking for a priest for a confession. His disciples cannot believe, thus they asked the Philosopher why, “What if I go to Hell?”