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Alone in the Faith One of the most important aspects of teenage life is feeling secure, accepted, and loved. I always had a great group of friends that accepted me for my personality, my talents, and most of all, my religion. I was never pressured into doing “evil” things in high school because my friends knew what I stood for and made sure that I was on my best behavior at all times because of my beliefs. The thought hadn’t occurred to me, however, that my closest friends thought that my eternal destiny was rooted in a burning lake of fire and brimstone. They called it hell, to be precise. Graduation was approaching sooner than I had expected, and the events leading up to that glorious day were just about over. The last night before graduation, the Honors Convocation was held, and I was very excited and nervous about what recognition I would receive. More importantly, however, I was savoring one of the last moments that I would have with my fellow classmates. As I was approaching a group of my fr