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Hello, all. I find it very interesting (and inspiring) that there's a section on this forum that gives non-Christians a place to submit prayer requests. I think there's definitely something inside of the non-Christians, that you want to believe but you're not quite sure how, proven by your prayers on this forum.
Something in you wants faith; it's what many of your prayer requests have included. I'm including a few links to help you do that.
The first two are versions of the Skeptic's Prayer:
The Skeptic’s Prayer
A Skeptic's Prayer | Epiphany of the Lord Catholic Church
Put simply, it's a prayer for faith, for some realization that there is a God, for people who aren't sure.
Next is a few great videos, for explaining Christianity in general:
Do please take some time to look through these, if you feel so compelled, and I pray that this helps the Seekers out there.
UPDATE: I'm also including a link to the online version of the Catechism of the Catholic Church. I hear from a lot of my agnostic friends that the complexities of the Bible can trip them up & confuse them, so I thought including Church teachings that sort through all the complexities in Scripture would be a good resource, for anyone who wants to know Christian teachings but can't keep up with the Bible. The Catechism also has the advantage of footnotes that point out where in the Bible the teachings come from, if a particular teaching is of interest.
Catechism of the Catholic Church
The Diary of St. Faustina is another great resource; it details a Polish nun's discussions with Jesus, and occasionally saints, or even Satan. It's also called Divine Mercy in my Soul, and emphasizes the amazing love Jesus has for every one of His children, and how badly He wants all of us to come to Him. Here's a link for a full PDF of the book, and a link that just has some quote from it.
https://liturgicalyear.files.wordpress.com/2012/10/divine-mercy-in-my-soul.pdf
14 Of The Most Inspiring Quotes from St. Faustina's Diary
I sincerely hope & pray that anything on this post guides someone out there to Christ; since devoting myself to Him & His church, suffering has a meaning, death is not a threat, I'm much more at peace with the world, and much more able to see things I should do that would bring me joy & help out the people I love. If you're reading this post, God's already speaking to you, and when you start opening yourself to His love, amazing things begin happening!
Something in you wants faith; it's what many of your prayer requests have included. I'm including a few links to help you do that.
The first two are versions of the Skeptic's Prayer:
The Skeptic’s Prayer
A Skeptic's Prayer | Epiphany of the Lord Catholic Church
Put simply, it's a prayer for faith, for some realization that there is a God, for people who aren't sure.
Next is a few great videos, for explaining Christianity in general:
UPDATE: I'm also including a link to the online version of the Catechism of the Catholic Church. I hear from a lot of my agnostic friends that the complexities of the Bible can trip them up & confuse them, so I thought including Church teachings that sort through all the complexities in Scripture would be a good resource, for anyone who wants to know Christian teachings but can't keep up with the Bible. The Catechism also has the advantage of footnotes that point out where in the Bible the teachings come from, if a particular teaching is of interest.
Catechism of the Catholic Church
The Diary of St. Faustina is another great resource; it details a Polish nun's discussions with Jesus, and occasionally saints, or even Satan. It's also called Divine Mercy in my Soul, and emphasizes the amazing love Jesus has for every one of His children, and how badly He wants all of us to come to Him. Here's a link for a full PDF of the book, and a link that just has some quote from it.
https://liturgicalyear.files.wordpress.com/2012/10/divine-mercy-in-my-soul.pdf
14 Of The Most Inspiring Quotes from St. Faustina's Diary
I sincerely hope & pray that anything on this post guides someone out there to Christ; since devoting myself to Him & His church, suffering has a meaning, death is not a threat, I'm much more at peace with the world, and much more able to see things I should do that would bring me joy & help out the people I love. If you're reading this post, God's already speaking to you, and when you start opening yourself to His love, amazing things begin happening!
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