I am a Terry Pratchett fan, love the Discworld books. The Nac Mac Feegle or Wee Free Men are the Discworld version of Pixies. They are 6 inches high, with heavily tattooed skin covered with woad, (blue) They all have red hair and wear kilts.

"Like tiny little Scottish Smurfs who have seen Braveheart altogether too many times." - Terry Pratchett

Immensely strong, completely fearless, they will fight anyone and anything, including each other. They are warriors, hunters, and foragers, with their own ideas about property ownership, this consists of taking anything that isn't nailed down (if it is nailed down, they will take the nails as well).

Their fearlessness in combat is derived from their religious belief that they cannot be killed, because they are already dead. They believe that they are in the afterlife. The world with its sunshine, flowers, birds, trees, things to steal and people to fight, must be some sort of heaven, because "a world that good couldn't be open to just anybody." They do not mourn the loss of those who have died in battle because according to The Wee Free Men: "Oh, they've gone back to the land o' the livin'. It's nae as good as this one, but they'll bide fine and come back before too long. No sense in grievin'." Indeed, any grieving a Feegle might do over fallen family members is never about their actual death, but rather over the fact that he did not get to spend more time with them before they rejoined the land of the living.

I love that attitude. Because if you are a Christian, you also are already dead!

For the love of Christ urges us on, because we are convinced that one has died for all; therefore all have died. - 2 Cor 5:14

So since we are already dead, and can trust God to provide for us because WE ARE RIGHTEOUS BEFORE GOD, IN CHRIST! What should you fear? What should you worry about??? The Nac Mac Feegle only fear 2 things, Lawyers and upsetting the females, with whom they share the Afterlife, causing "the Foldin' o' the Arms", "the Pursin' o' the Lips", and the "Tappin' o' the Feets", followed by having to do "the Explainin".

One day we will all answer to Jesus for not just what we do, but what we don't do! As a Christian you won't face the lake of fire but there remains, judgement, which may involve Lawyers or "the Foldin' o' the Arms", "the Pursin' o' the Lips", and the "Tappin' o' the Feets", followed by having to do "the Explainin". . . Listen to the Holy Spirit now within you - follow Him and remember you are dead. It is Jesus who now lives through you, so let HIM.