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I've been a follower of Jesus Christ all my life. But it's only since last week that I've been doubting God's existence. I'm going through a trial of denial.
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Christianism? That's a new one.
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Oh ********, it does say Christianism.
I suppose I'm a Christianist. I believe in Christians. Their existence can be proven. |
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Look, we all know that there's no real conversation here. So I'm just gonna start telling a story that has nothing to do with anything.
Once upon a time, there was a lion that went by the name of Rigardo. He was a strong, handsome lion, and the leader of his pack. He had the picturesque home; something right out of the Lion King. Then, one day, hunters ran him through, burned his home, butchered all the lions, and turned the place into a casino. The moral of this story is that there's no God. |
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I don't think the Ism is needed in christian. but aside from that,it really depends on your beliefs sweetie,just because you doubt of the christian god doesn't mean you have to automatically jump into atheism,maybe there's something out there that makes sense to you out there, but you'll never know if you don't go out an explore. |
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`cyn Oh ********, it does say Christianism. I suppose I'm a Christianist. I believe in Christians. Their existence can be proven. Except there is nothing to a christian that can be scientifically observed. It is a psychological state of being. And we all know how elusive proof of those are. |
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It's not good to ask people to tell you what to believe/think.
Better to figure it out on your own. No one else feels as you do, and to have them tell you different is them trying to control your thinking. Just open your mind to all possibilities, and go from there. |
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Spoot-Breaker `cyn Oh ********, it does say Christianism. I suppose I'm a Christianist. I believe in Christians. Their existence can be proven. Except there is nothing to a christian that can be scientifically observed. It is a psychological state of being. And we all know how elusive proof of those are. |
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"Intelligent" Design vs. Scientific Studies of Evolution
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Math145 Kane It's not good to ask people to tell you what to believe/think. Better to figure it out on your own. No one else feels as you do, and to have them tell you different is them trying to control your thinking. Just open your mind to all possibilities, and go from there. Well, gaia is one. Reading is another. Friends/roommates is another. Videos/movies is one. Sources can come from anywhere. |
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Chibi Jayy Math145 Kane It's not good to ask people to tell you what to believe/think. Better to figure it out on your own. No one else feels as you do, and to have them tell you different is them trying to control your thinking. Just open your mind to all possibilities, and go from there. Well, gaia is one. Reading is another. Friends/roommates is another. Videos/movies is one. Sources can come from anywhere. It's fine if they tell you what they think, but tell you what to believe is a different story. |
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Math145 Kane Chibi Jayy Math145 Kane It's not good to ask people to tell you what to believe/think. Better to figure it out on your own. No one else feels as you do, and to have them tell you different is them trying to control your thinking. Just open your mind to all possibilities, and go from there. Well, gaia is one. Reading is another. Friends/roommates is another. Videos/movies is one. Sources can come from anywhere. It's fine if they tell you what they think, but tell you what to believe is a different story. haha. yeah, that's true. trust me. I'm mature. and no one can influence me. and I will make a decision without someone telling me what to believe in, but to point something out that might make me think twice or more. |
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Chibi Jayy Math145 Kane Chibi Jayy Math145 Kane It's not good to ask people to tell you what to believe/think. Better to figure it out on your own. No one else feels as you do, and to have them tell you different is them trying to control your thinking. Just open your mind to all possibilities, and go from there. Well, gaia is one. Reading is another. Friends/roommates is another. Videos/movies is one. Sources can come from anywhere. It's fine if they tell you what they think, but tell you what to believe is a different story. haha. yeah, that's true. trust me. I'm mature. and no one can influence me. and I will make a decision without someone telling me what to believe in, but to point something out that might make me think twice or more. Just consider what seems more probable. And then go from there. |
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All I have to say is that you can't ask others for religious advice about this type of thing. Atheist will most likely say there's no point and Christians will say there's a God. There are plenty of books for both sides and just as many videos. This is something you have to sit down and decide for yourself. And I think someone said that before I did. But if you really want my opinion, I say don't follow religion. Not saying to not believe in God. I'm saying find your own answers and own beliefs. Why is there Judaism, Catholicism, Christianity, Lutheran, and all those others? Because those people read the Bible and came to different conclusions. Unless you agree with one religions beliefs and ideals, then I say just decide for yourself. |
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