A DISCUSSION ABOUT GUARDIAN ANGELS I once found a link about facts of guardian angels. It said that everyone had their own guardian angels to help guide them to salvation. Obviously, not everyone goes to Heaven. Some might go to Hell, some might not go anywhere and remain on the earth as ghosts and spirits.

I read on another link that these angels choose you even before you were born. They fall in love with you just how you'd fall in love with a puppy.

But, I read in another article that guardian angels are ASSIGNED to you. They don't get to choose you, they're assigned by God to you. But both articles said that they will help you in your darkest times and they can always give you love whenever you feel down.

Then I thought about the evil people in out history. If it's true that angels CHOOSE you, would an angel have chosen Hitler? Would God have even assigned the angel to Hitler? Especially since God probably knows the future, (based on a bunch of religions), so he'd have known that Hitler would end up in Hell.

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