We are held accountable for everything we do

Anything bad you do immediately becomes part of you and stays with you until you work through and release it. It's like carrying extra weight that physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually keep weighing you down and holding you back. The things you do also affect the things that come back your way. There is no way to escape the bad things you do. This is because we are all connected, and anything we do to each other also affects us. Karma is real and affects and follows everyone. You might not like that things are this way, but there is nothing you can do to stop or escape it. You can try to ignore it, even if it's true. It's just like when people ignore laws. Eventually they may get caught, but even the act of doing things you know you shouldn't do sticks with you and wears you down. The more bad things you do, the worse you keep feeling on the inside, and the harder it becomes to ignore. This cannot be avoided.

So even when you think people that do bad things are enjoying their life or having a great time doing bad things, it's not always as it seems. You diminish your reality and what you can get from it the more you bring yourself down through thoughts and acts of negativity. Everyone sees, feels, and experiences their own unique reality they've created for themselves differently based on how they choose to think, act, and live. You can even create your own hell on Earth that you must live in. You elevate and help yourself when you are kind, nice, and loving to yourself and others. It's very simple. Positivity helps you and others, while negativity hurts you and others. Everything you do has consequences and affects you and those that are affected by your choices and decisions. This is an infinite loop and was created this way on purpose. This is only a piece of the system of justice.

Anyone that carries bad things they've done and not resolved in their lifetime still has to work through it after they die, which is why you want to resolve as much as possible before you die so you don't carry it with you. You ultimately don't want to do bad things in the first place so you don't cause yourself and others unnecessary pain and suffering. If you do something bad, you want to learn from it as soon as possible so you don't keep making the same mistakes, causing you even more unnecessary pain and suffering. You want to work through releasing negativity so it doesn't follow you and keep holding you down and back. Why keep holding yourself down and back by carrying negative weight around with you everywhere you go and choosing to just ignore it? It makes no sense and doesn't help you in any way.

Anything bad you carry with you after death stays with you until you learn why it was wrong, experience any pain or suffering you caused anyone because of what you did (so you understand it fully), and how you grow so you don't keep doing more bad things to yourself and others. If you don't want to believe there is any accountability after death, that means the natural consequences of this world are somehow accidental and not intentional. It would also mean there is no God or a bad God that doesn't care and doesn't hold everyone accountable.

If there is no God or a bad God, we are all screwed and in a lot of trouble. This is because no God or a bad God means evil can escape justice and accountability through death and there is very little meaning and purpose to life and existence. It means that the reality of no God or a bad God leaves wide open the possibility that evil could always triumph and win because there is no God to hold evil accountable, or there is a bad God that doesn't care about its creation and enjoys torturing its creation through evil. Either scenario leaves wide open the possibility that we are stuck in an evil simulation that could never end or keeps repeating forever, which sucks for us all. If this was the case, I wouldn't even want to exist any longer. Would you? There would be no hope for a better and brighter future.

The only other alternative is there is an all powerful, good, loving, fair, and perfect God that created everything and always holds everyone perfectly accountable. This would be a God available to everyone that is above all religions and faiths. There would be infinite ways to God instead of just one way or religion to God because why would God want to limit how creation could understand, interpret, connect, and experience it? Why would God limit itself when it's supposed to be infinite and there is always incredible variety on Earth and in our universe? This would be a God that created through love and wants all of creation to be able to live in peace and harmony together. It would be a God that cares about us all and is trying to teach us right from wrong and why we should choose to be good instead of bad. It would be a God that is good and positive instead of bad and negative. It would be a God you would feel and experience the more you were like God (good and positive) instead of less like God (bad and negative). If this is true, doing good and being positive should allow you to become closer to the light and love of the Creator, while acts of bad and negativity pull you further away from God because God does not dwell in the darkness of the bad and negative. Negativity would distance you from God (hell), while positivity would bring you closer to God (heaven). If a good God exists, you should be able to better yourself and become more enlightened the more you love and embrace goodness and positivity. God should become more obvious and you should experience God more through kindness, love, contribution, and positivity. A good God should make it where you want to exist under it forever.

You can say all this is crazy and you don't want to believe any of it, but the fact you exist and we are even having this discussion is crazy in itself. You have a choice to make. Do you put yourself under the authority of a good God and try to build a relationship with the good God? Or, do you keep ignoring God and accountability and hope everything still somehow works out well for you in the end? If you do this and there is actually a good God that holds everyone perfectly accountable, you will still have to eventually deal with it and be held accountable for not taking any of this seriously.

If there is no God or a bad God, we are all still much worse off and who knows how bad things will keep getting for you and everyone else. The no God or bad God scenarios have much worse consequences and outcomes compared to the good God scenario. Whatever you want to believe, can we at least agree that trying to be kind, nice, fair, happy, caring, loving, generous, inclusive, helpful, and peaceful to ourselves and others is better than trying to be selfish, mean, bitter, angry, corrupt, divisive, hateful, hurtful, harmful, deceitful, and greedy to ourselves and others?