Do you have a Faith? [Spirituality & Religion]

@Emosaur butthurt???

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@GodSpeed63 Thank you. I understand now.

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@Valentine The mistake is the idea the 'faith' equals a belief in a god. This is absolutely not true. Faith is what you believe. If you believe there is no god then that is every bit as much a statement of faith as some guy on the street corner proclaiming the immanent return of Jesus Christ. Neither of them have any proof it is simply what they believe. I am a Christian. Everywhere I look I see evidence of design. I look at anything from the placement of the planets in their orbits to the complexity of a single cell and see that as a former process design engineer that what I see must be the product of design. However an atheist can look at the same evidence and come to exactly the opposite conclusion. The evidence I saw led me to become a Christian. The same evidence to an atheist is not counted as evidence and so they remain in their faith known as atheism. I have had a number of very intelligent and very well educated people who became Christian because they didn't have enough faith in the atheist mythology to remain an atheist.

@Valentine athiests have faith that there is no God..

@hippyjoe1955 Thank you.

@Doomflower Thank you.

@Pfuzylogic I agree! If it IS thrusted that individual will break away once they start thinking or they're over 18 etc. Speaking from what I seen around me, from childhood to today, compel yer faith on sum1 it'll NEVER last on them.

@Sazzio Faith is not a natural but a supernatural matter. It is received by God by believing on the ressurection of Jesus.
Who knows the diverse upbringing of minors that are imposed. If one felt their Faith was imposed by no choice by their guardians; I recommend revisiting their Faith later.

@Adstar that's great!

@TheWildEcho It's Awesome 😊

@ExperienceDLT As a hesitant atheist myself, I have struggled to understand my hesitation. I have come to the conclusion that, in my case, my god lives inside me. And so does my devil. There are many benefits of praying. It inspires you to reflect deeply on the focus of your prayer, both at a conscious level, and also at a subconscious level. For many, including myself, I believe that whatever gave you the gift of life, can also help play a strong role in living that life well (your “god”?) and badly (your “devil”?). God is not a magic wand, it is a strength to live the life gifted to you in a good way. Perhaps try again. With lower expectations. It may help focus the strength within you.

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@BlondilyOld I am sorry to hear this.

@pennynoodles Me too. 🤗

@MarkPaul That’s nice.

@SweetMae I think this is the mark of true faith.

@Allelse Lol. Dream on, I think.

@AnonymousJSS Some define faith as:

[quote]The assent of the mind to the truth of a proposition or statement for which there is not complete evidence; belief in general [/quote]

I posed the Q with capitalised F for Faith, which I think is accepted as being faith in a religion or spiritualism.

Faith in what? Faith in a religion or spiritualism.

@Valentine Nope. No faith here. Waste of time.

@Sazzio I think this the best route.

@Stereoguy Thank you for sharing.