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Originally Posted by devilset666
Of course I understand what you are saying. What I find hard to comprehend is how a "sane logical mind" could come to such an unsubstantiated and indeed illogical conclusion.
Anybody can write anything and claim it to be the word of God. Indeed anybody can claim that another person's work is inspired by God. Such claims made by humans are fallible. How can you jump to such a conclusion about all 66 books. I feel that anybody with a logical and uncorrupted mind would not jump to such a conclusion but instead would look at the claim objectively and in doing so would see that it is completely unfounded.
Devilset666 I honestly understand your doubt. I was at one time not so convinced in my beliefs. I did believe that there was a GOD and I believed that there was a man named Jesus Christ who supposedly was God's son. But as far as that I didn't know anything and the things in life that happened seemed to point to the fact that if GOD was there he didn't really care much about things going on here.
But what I learned since has opened my eyes to alot of things that I had never before even thought about.
I doubted that any one could have the truth. My reasoning was HOW does anyone know that what they believe is actually the one and only truth?
That was actually explained to me, but not in a forum because it took genuine sincere desire from me to really want an answer. And time to explain things.
People question the validity of Christianity and the things that are done under the guise of Christianity and they have a 100% right to be disgusted and somethings that are being done and have been done.
I did and still to this day see the majority of Chritians doing things that do not advance their cause but actually turn people off to Christianity and God and The Bible.
So again my point is that the anwers are there, it just takes someone who is willing enough to let down the walls around their heart and really listen to someone explain things. Without interruption. This is seldom done.
Sure questions can be asked but what seems to happen is that one question is asked and before that one is fully answered or resolved people want to move on to another question.
When it comes to understanding spiritual matters certain foundational principles have to be learned and then believed and built upon one after the other and as you move along anything added can only compliment the first principles.
This takes time and a willingness from two people to have a civil conversation which rarely happens in a forum.
Pletho
Last edited by Pletho; 02-18-2009 at 09:48 PM.