- Aug 24, 2018
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This is the year I really came to believe in the Bible, and Jesus.
I didn't need full evidence, just reading the bible and looking through how accurate and phenomenal the prophecies were was enough to convince me this was real, and that there was no way this was predicted by man. I believe the Bible is the word of God.
But after that, I have been venturing out and seeing what other religions believed and seeing how they are flawed. Or looking for debates and challenges of people who criticize the Christian belief. There were a few instances I started questioning things which I had to really study in depth to help strengthen my faith. But for the most part, my faith has strengthened over time and made me more knowledgeable.
Even though I feel I experienced the supernatural, for example, the feeling of the Holy Spirit. I want to make absolutely sure that I'm in the right place which I believe I am. But if I'm constantly looking for more, does that ruin the faith because I'm supposed to trust?
I didn't need full evidence, just reading the bible and looking through how accurate and phenomenal the prophecies were was enough to convince me this was real, and that there was no way this was predicted by man. I believe the Bible is the word of God.
But after that, I have been venturing out and seeing what other religions believed and seeing how they are flawed. Or looking for debates and challenges of people who criticize the Christian belief. There were a few instances I started questioning things which I had to really study in depth to help strengthen my faith. But for the most part, my faith has strengthened over time and made me more knowledgeable.
Even though I feel I experienced the supernatural, for example, the feeling of the Holy Spirit. I want to make absolutely sure that I'm in the right place which I believe I am. But if I'm constantly looking for more, does that ruin the faith because I'm supposed to trust?