Celtic_Emperor
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kyhawkeye said:God is no 'projection.' I've seen his work. I've seen people healed and lived changed. I can see His work all around me. Trying to prove God doesn't exist is as crazy as the section in Hitchhiker where they 'prove God doesn't exist.' God is beyond logic. It requires faith. It requires action. It requires discipline. It requires what too many (esp. in the USA) aren't do...humble themselves.
Amen. 🙂
Testimonial evidence abounds. Millions claim that God has touched their hearts, cured their illnesses and improved their lives. Atheists refuse to acknowledge this evidence, because they accept only scientifically verifiable evidence. This is a restriction that they have chosen to place upon themselves, yet they demand that others do the same thing, which is ridiculous. Atheists say that human testimony can’t be trusted because human senses can’t be trusted. The fact that this twisted logic effectively discounts all life experiences doesn’t seem to phase atheists in the least. It’s yet another example of how atheism shuts down the mind.
Ironically, most of the athiests I know or have seen are bitter, angry, restless, insecure people who are quite hostile in regards to God- a clear indication of their own "life experiences" gone sour or through extreme disappoints and expectations that came to nought. I honestly do not believe that everyone that is an athiest just wakes up one morning and decides for themself that God simply does not exist, nor does any of that "afterlife crap".
Something happens and changes in these people, over time, the same way those with faith are touched by God and/or pursue Him on their own. Athiests are not born, they are created.
Therefore, it is a philosophy of life experiences that one decides God does not exist either for them and/or for everyone else. Christians inparticular do not necessarily, therefore, have it good just because they believe...or, I should say, believe because they have it good. On the contrary, Christians suffer like everyone else and it is because they work in spite of that and with optimism toward the divine unknown that they are graced by God, healed, etc.
Their faith saves them in more ways than one, and in many more ways than they are even aware of or will ever be. So many take so much for granted.
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