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Very, very interesting!!! However...you have the burden of proof! Black and white facts to back up whatever you may believe!!! Lol! Whether you are a believer or not...you must back it up with proof! That’s why I take the hardest road and say,” you know, I just don’t know for sure absolutely!” Also...books that are written by man (even if they were influenced by a higher power and the like do not count!)
MrBrownstone · 46-50, M
@Shewolfiie69 Burden of proof. Where is yours that God exists?
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@MrBrownstone With all due respect Mr Brownstone...it’s like trying to explain love! Yes! It exists but... Bottom line I deplore religion but love God! God to me is positive loving light energy.
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BiblicalWarrior · 51-55, M
@Shewolfiie69 [i]Bottom line I deplore religion but love God![/i] Here's some really good news for you then. God hates religion too.
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BiblicalWarrior · 51-55, M
@Emosaur Religion is by definition, man trying to find God. True Biblical Christianity, as opposed to Churchianity, is God reaching out to man, and is not a religion, but a relationship.
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BiblicalWarrior · 51-55, M
@Emosaur Churchianity is a religion.
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BiblicalWarrior · 51-55, M
@Emosaur Actually, you're wrong. Charles Spurgeon, one of the greatest evangelists, coined the term way back, as a means to distinguish between true Biblical Christianity and what most people call "Christianity" today.
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BiblicalWarrior · 51-55, M
@Emosaur https://archive.spurgeon.org/s_and_t/c_v_c.php Here is Spurgeon's entire sermon on the difference between Christianity and Churchianity. Read and enjoy.
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spjennifer · 56-60, T
@Emosaur Though we often agree, on this one i would differ:
[quote]Your god and his religions aren't separable.[/quote]
A person can be spiritual and believe in a higher power without espousing any of the standard religions. Christianity by definition is a religion but not all who believe in a higher power are Christians.
[quote]Your god and his religions aren't separable.[/quote]
A person can be spiritual and believe in a higher power without espousing any of the standard religions. Christianity by definition is a religion but not all who believe in a higher power are Christians.
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Silverwings · 61-69, F
@Shewolfiie69 Why do books written by mere man count and God inspired ones do not
Silverwings · 61-69, F
@spjennifer He and all like him are just basically inserting their unbelief trying to muddy the waters. Belief came first, and it will have the last say.
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Lynda70 · F
@Silverwings [quote]just basically inserting their unbelief [/quote]
Atheisim is simply a matter of not believing in a god for which there is no real evidence. Christians are atheist in respect of all gods except one. Atheists just apply the same standards of proof to all gods equally.
Atheisim is simply a matter of not believing in a god for which there is no real evidence. Christians are atheist in respect of all gods except one. Atheists just apply the same standards of proof to all gods equally.