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Shallow water is easier to walk out of than deep water.People leaving Christianity is happening in virtually every advanced nation AV.
Shallow water is easier to walk out of than deep water.
How much mass does "investigation into the Bible" have?Like I said, the investigation into the bible pushed me over the edge, but was not the sole reason.
Okay ... I appreciate your honest answers.I have never been prone to refuting obvious realities, no.
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Read post #224.
What gives? Why do you seek remnants in the physical, when it is the product of the Spiritual? What are you seeking, to remain natural, worldly in your methodology and in substance? You are looking back like physical facts could and should have been accumulated and deduced. Do you still seek to be naturalistic in what happened and your approach to find Him?
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Vague and notoriously unreliable.
Noted.
But this happened, you believing it or not. You having physical evidence or not. You being skeptical or not.
1. In mothers arms a child with a deformed arm was lengthened and made whole and normal over a few seconds period of time before three peoples eyes, firsthand. A process which the natural cannot account for.
We may have to agree to disagree on this, but I do not see you as being logical, reasonable, or truthful in this: Matthew and John were two that personally witnessed Jesus Christ, and what about the stories about Peter and all the apostles being gathered together and spoken of in the book Acts when the Holy spirit came down upon them, these were all "firsthand" witnesses, of both Jesus Christ, and of the power of God/Holy Spirit, in and through the use of Jesus name...
Others were his disciples like Mark and Luke and maybe even Stephen and other disciples some of whom wrote books, the truth is we don't which of these disciples witnessed Jesus first-hand but it is reasonable to assume some did and might have been of the original seventy that Jesus personally sent out...
Others, who you say, were not firsthand witnesses may have had a personal appearance by Jesus after his resurrection, or/and even if they didn't, they are firsthand witnesses of the power of God and of the Holy Spirit, working through Peter, Paul and others, which was sent by out by/through what and because of what Jesus did, and they were performing miracles in Jesus name, through and by the use of Jesus name, and their are many firsthand witnesses to this/these accounts/effect(s)
So, I disagree with you and believe you are only in denial of the truth...
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I have stated what happened, what I personally and firsthand witnessed.
No evidence in the physical needed. Maybe for you and about 20 to 30 other atheists on this forum. Supplying physical evidence is your problem. You cannot say it is a lie and did not happen in reality. It only shows your ignorance of the reality of Spiritual Realm Dynamics you know not of.
Last night my daughter floated down the hallway instead of walking when I told her to go to bed. Like it or not, believe me or not, but this actually happened. No evidence in the physical needed. Maybe for you and about 20 to 30 other people who don't believe me on this forum. Supplying physical evidence is your problem. You cannot say it is a lie and did not happen in reality. It only shows your ignorance of the reality of Spiritual Realm Dynamics you know not of.
The Bible is precisely what turned many Christians into atheists in the first place. I am one of those myself.
Shallow water is easier to walk out of than deep water.
What makes you state that?
Are you also with others, claiming that I lied about the miracles I've witnessed?
We may have to agree to disagree on this, but I do not see you as being logical, reasonable, or truthful in this: Matthew and John were two that personally witnessed Jesus Christ, and what about the stories about Peter and all the apostles being gathered together and spoken of in the book Acts when the Holy spirit came down upon them, these were all "firsthand" witnesses, of both Jesus Christ, and of the power of God/Holy Spirit, in and through the use of Jesus name...
Others were his disciples like Mark and Luke and maybe even Stephen and other disciples some of whom wrote books, the truth is we don't which of these disciples witnessed Jesus first-hand but it is reasonable to assume some did and might have been of the original seventy that Jesus personally sent out...
Others, who you say, were not firsthand witnesses may have had a personal appearance by Jesus after his resurrection, or/and even if they didn't, they are firsthand witnesses of the power of God and of the Holy Spirit, working through Peter, Paul and others, which was sent by out by/through what and because of what Jesus did, and they were performing miracles in Jesus name, through and by the use of Jesus name, and their are many firsthand witnesses to this/these accounts/effect(s)
So, I disagree with you and believe you are only in denial of the truth...
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