My children and grandchildren introduced me to that delightful little comic strip Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson.  In one strip, Calvin is lying on a hillside, next to his stuffed tiger Hobbes, pondering the meaning of life.  He asks: I wonder where we go when we die.  They lie there for a few moments, and then Hobbes replies, Pittsburgh?  In the last panel, Calvin asks, You mean if were good or if were bad?  A day or two before he died, William Saroyan said to his friends, “Everybody has got to die; but I have always believed an exception would be made in my case.  Now what?” Now what, indeed!  For there is no exception.  And the title of this sermon is not ‘What happens if I die?’ but rather, ‘What happens when I die?’ None of us is going to get out of this life alive.  Saroyans que…