One
day afternoon the nurse came to me,
"The
General wants to see you."
"Where?"
I asked.
"At
his office," she answered and left. I left my bed and looked at my
partner,
"Why
does the general want to see me?
"Don't
worry," he answered. "He usually summons the patients to speak with
them to watch their progress under therapy."
Going
out of my room I saw the General sitting on a chair in front of his office and
my doctor, who had received me when I entered the hospital, was standing beside
him. I noticed that there was an empty chair before them. I saluted the General
and he raised his hand partially to reply the salutation and asked me to sit
down. I sat down before him. My doctor bent down to reach the ear of the
General to whisper something to him. I heard clearly what he said. "They brought
him accompanied with a soldier." The matter appeared to me as if I was
fallen in a plot when they made me be delivered to the hospital by a soldier,
that the officer should be accompanied by an officer not a soldier.
The
General asked me about my name and unit, and then he said,
"Tell
me about yourself."
"Sir,
I spent long time in searching for the truth of our existence," I said.
"Sure I am not ill. I put my entire mind in the book I had delivered to
you the other week." When I saw the General not looking at me as if not
paying attention to my sayings I stopped. He looked at me.
"Why
did you stop?
"Sir,
you are not with me," I answered.
"Continue!
Don't give care to where I look," he said. "I hear you.
Continue."
"I
read in all fields of life. I even read Psychology and Physiology. I came to
the conclusion that the human takes his morals from his environment and his
behavior comes from the chemicals of his body which he inherits from his
ancestors. So I concluded that there is no afterlife or end judgment. A fair
God can not punish a man for something he has no choice in it. My book, which I named by Survival Call,
contains a lot of details to prove that point scientifically. This age is the
age of science and people should concentrate on science discoveries and live
with the truth. They should not waste their time in thinking of something
untrue. "
The
General said, "Okay! You can go." And I stopped speaking. I stood up
and saluted him and walked a few steps, and then I returned. He looked at me. I
said,
"Sir,
Can I restore my book?"
"Okay,
go inside and take it from my office," he answered. I went inside and took
the book. I thanked God that the General didn't keep me long. If he let me
continue I would come to the point of the inspiration I am Christ, which made
me correct my belief.
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