I wear a leather cuff with the word 'faith' on it over the place where I'm tempted to cut my wrist - a reminder that there just might be something bigger and more meaningful than me, and a reason I'm still here, and that faith in that 'bigger' God will get me through each day. I know that my own exploration of apologetics and theology has opened my eyes to the possibility of a much greater purpose, giving my life new meaning and purpose and combatting my own suicidal thoughts. It's certainly something twenty one pilots explores in their songs. But I think there's also a connection between faith and meaning - that a belief in a higher power usually leads to purpose.

The suicide/hell/punishment connection is widely believed (even though it's not biblical nor espoused by modern theologians). Didn't mean suicidal thoughts are more prevalent if you believe in an afterlife. Help Well, when I mentioned afterlife, I was referring to the words before it: 'going to a place of rest.' My point was that 'going' somewhere would be a more prevalent thought if you actually believe there's somewhere to go.

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