This is the second part of the letter we received the other day. Again, I’m keen on hearing how you would respond to this seeker.<\/i><\/p>\n
Bottom <\/p>\n So…back So…what answer am I looking for? <\/span><\/font>I This is the second part of the letter we received the other day. Again, I’m keen on hearing how you would respond to this seeker. Bottom line I would like an absolute truth. A Fact. It seems reasonable to me to believe in something that is true and real. However, it seems that christianity, much like…<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":70,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[54],"tags":[],"class_list":["post-3934","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","hentry","category-problems-for-faith"],"yoast_head":"\n
\nline I would like an absolute truth. A Fact. It seems reasonable to
\nme to believe in something that is true and real. However, it seems
\nthat christianity, much like science gets as close as they can with
\nwhat God or christianity is, and the rest is up to faith. Which I am
\nnot sure I am OK with.<\/span><\/font> …..<\/p>\n
\nto Christianity. Why would I want to spend my whole life loving,
\nserving, worshiping something with no guarantees? People have come
\nclose to what they think God is….but there is no guarantee. If I am
\ngoing to wholeheartedly give myself to a faith or God, there has to be
\ngood reason for me to do so. Otherwise, I will live my life knowing
\nthere is potential for something else to be true. It happens all the
\ntime; look at the lives of every Christian you know – you know what
\nthey struggle with. If they were 100 percent sure, their lives would
\nlook a whole lot different. How we live says much about what we
\nbelieve…more so than our words.<\/span><\/font><\/p>\n<\/div>\n
\n<\/span><\/font><\/p>\n<\/div>\n
\nwant to know that Christianity is going to pan out. I want to know it
\nis the real truth. I want God to be the absolute truth. I want to
\ngive my life 100 percent to God. I don’t want to give myself
\nwholeheartedly, and then realize the model was flawed. I want to know
\nit is worth betting my entire life on. Because – similar to
\ngambling, the more you risk, the greater the pay off. However, the
\nsafer I play — I may not win much — but I don’t lose much either. I
\nwant to know that Christianity is foolproof. I want to know God is
\nreal and true – and that he does not disappoint. And I don’t want
\ncheap answers when someone dies or you have a terminal illness or
\nsomething. People say, “it’s God’s will, or things happen for a
\nreason.” I find these cheap and rationalizations. I don’t want a
\nreligion that makes excuses for God. I want the real deal. I want a
\nGod that is true.<\/span><\/font><\/b><\/strong><\/p>\n<\/div>\n