Winning with Your Body, Mind, and Soul: Going All in

Winning with Your Body, Mind, and Soul: Going All inWinning can be an elusive thing. Anyone who has chased a dream can relate. What does it mean to win? If once a winner, is one always a winner? Does success in one area of life make one a winner? Who decides whether someone has actually won? At their core, people are driven to overcome any challenge they face physical, mental, or spiritual. They want to win with their bodies, minds, and souls separately and collectively. Their desire is to be a winner

Winning can be an elusive thing. Anyone who has chased a dream can relate. What does it mean to win? If once a winner, is one always a winner? Does success in one area of life make one a winner? Who decides whether someone has actually won? At their core, people are driven to overcome any challenge they face--physical, mental, or spiritual. They want to win with their bodies, minds, and souls--separately and collectively. Their desire is to be a winner in the game of life and beyond, if there is such a thing. Competitions with the body and the mind are battles. Competition with the soul is war. The War. Ideally, everyone would win the battles and the war. However, it's okay to lose every battle and win the war. But it's not okay to win every battle and lose the war. Victories with the body and the mind are paper victories. Winning with the soul is the only victory that matters in The End. While no one knows what will happen when they die, an analysis of the world's top twenty-two religions/nonreligions proves that Christianity gives us the best chance at winning The War.