>>>>>According to Christian faith, you're already lost.
>>>>
>>>>Doesn't matter, I wouldn't ask them for directions anyway. There's maps on the web :).
>>>
>>>Think spiritual, not physical....
>>>meditate with me, won't you brother? :-)
>>
>>But I already know what I want to do with the rest of my life, I've done my thinking about life, universe and everything, I'm pretty much at peace with myself. If and when I face a moral dilemma (or trilemma, quadrilemma, ... enlemma), I know I can discuss it with my family.
>
>So what is your assessment of your life?
>That you just live, work hard, try to be a good person, maybe have some kids, hope they turn out decent and maybe help man kind in some way and then die? :)

Yup!. That's it, and what could be more noble than to try to do some good for others knowing that when you go, you get nothing for it, instead of doing good in order to receive some sort of eternal reward?

>
>If you have money, you can travel some, but if you think about it, that's basically it.
>
>>
>>So, which definition of "lost", if any, applies here?
>
>In Christian point of view its about your soul. They believe that if you don't know or accept Christ as your Lord and savior, your soul is lost.

Granted. It's just not a concept that I can accept as anything other than mythology. The ancient Norse believed in Valhalla and the Valkyrie. How is this different. I'm assuming here of course, that you don't believe in Valhalla and the Valkyrie.