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Here are some things about me.
A lot of people judge me on what they see but never really know whats going on. I'm not close to perfect and I'm not afraid to show it. So many things have happened to me that it seems surreal sometimes. But now I'm finally happy with myself and my life. So haters keep hating because I realized how blessed I truely am.
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It is pretty much impossible for me to empathize/understand people who believe in God and religion. I am fully against both of them, for a long list of reasons that I don't need to go in to. The deal is, people tell me I'm being sacreligous/a heretic/going to hell, but I can't understand where they're coming from AT ALL. To me evangelists and deeply religous people just seem like pitiful, misguided puppets of a nonexistent power. It tends to screw up my relationships with people.... Any advice?
I used to be the exact same. I thought people who were religious and everything were crazy for believing in stuff like that. But now that I have my own personal walk with God I can honestly see why they are religious. You must believe for yourself that God is real. You have to know it and believe it. Once you accept him into your heart the rest will follow. HE will speak to you.
I remember the first time I actually felt the presence of God. That was a time I will never forget. I felt like he took my hand and assured me that everything would be all right because he was watching over me. The feelings that were going through my body and my emotions I had are absolutely unexplainable. The are no words to let you know how strong it was. But you MUST experience it for yourself. Then you will know exactly what I'm talking about.
If you want some bible scriptures or any other type of help feel free to write me back any time.
(Rating: 4) And I remember the first time I felt the presence of God too. It was magnificent: An incredible feeling of awe, wonder, and safety. It was great. God was with me.
But over time, I realized that it was never God. It was me. I had assured myself that there was a guardian watching over me to compensate for my own insecurity...
I've lived in a lot of places and seen a lot of things. I have many reasons for not believing in him, but I can not stomach the idea that he would allow things like the holocaust.
I also don't understand why Christians think that their god is any more likely than Allah, Buddha, Ganesh, or any other imaginary creature.
I'm sorry, but that doesn't help. Thanks for trying.