Testimony and Final Question

[AnglicanPeace]

So after exploring every worldview from Hedonism to Pessimism, from Catholicism to Satanism, God revealed himself. After being officially diagnosed by two psychiatrists, one of whom went to an elite, well-known university, with trauma-induced schizophrenia, God revealed to be that I have severe OCD and some pride issues. Part of the exploration was me being "edgy" and jazzy, and me wanting to be in control of my life, or at least "something," i.e. virtue (stoicism).

So my last questions:

1. Do I avoid atheists? Because God revealed to me that I'm not to be a "hermit," that I'm to interact and BE UPSET if someone is cruel towards me. Not to DARE REMOTELY compare myself (selah) but Jesus did it!

The what if thinking (God revealed that) is telling me, "what if atheists set out to convince me God doesn't exist? What if they shove science and evolution down my throat and make me lose my way?"

People don't walk around with a sign on their head that says "I'm atheist." So I can't do it in advance. But I'm not sure what to do if people (atheists, Muslims, other denominations) try to force me out my denomination.

 

[SkyWriting]

that I'm to interact and BE UPSET if someone is cruel towards me.

Where'd you read that?

 

[Albion]

So my last questions:

1. Do I avoid atheists?

No.

The what if thinking (God revealed that) is telling me, "what if atheists set out to convince me God doesn't exist? What if they shove science and evolution down my throat and make me lose my way?"

You are under no obligation to argue with that kind of atheist. Just decline the invitation.

But I'm not sure what to do if people (atheists, Muslims, other denominations) try to force me out my denomination.

Same advice as given in the previous answer.

 

[devin553344]

Where'd you read that?

It was probably her counselor, it's important for mentally disabled people to stand up for themselves in a good way.

 

[SkyWriting]

It was probably her counselor, it's important for mentally disabled people to stand up for themselves in a good way.

And we love all our neighbors and treat them well.

 

[devin553344]

So after exploring every worldview from Hedonism to Pessimism, from Catholicism to Satanism, God revealed himself. After being officially diagnosed by two psychiatrists, one of whom went to an elite, well-known university, with trauma-induced schizophrenia, God revealed to be that I have severe OCD and some pride issues. Part of the exploration was me being "edgy" and jazzy, and me wanting to be in control of my life, or at least "something," i.e. virtue (stoicism).

So my last questions:

1. Do I avoid atheists? Because God revealed to me that I'm not to be a "hermit," that I'm to interact and BE UPSET if someone is cruel towards me. Not to DARE REMOTELY compare myself (selah) but Jesus did it!

The what if thinking (God revealed that) is telling me, "what if atheists set out to convince me God doesn't exist? What if they shove science and evolution down my throat and make me lose my way?"

People don't walk around with a sign on their head that says "I'm atheist." So I can't do it in advance. But I'm not sure what to do if people (atheists, Muslims, other denominations) try to force me out my denomination.

You should stay Christian and wait for a testimony from God and the Holy Spirit. No matter what atheists say. I can testify to you that God is real and Jesus the Christ is Lord. I have received a testimony from the Holy Spirit in great peace and love from God.

 

[Joined2krist]

If you're still trying to grow in the faith, yes avoid being in arguments with Atheist, Muslims and the likes, instead form friendships with Christians that will help build your faith

 

[SkyWriting]

What if they shove science and evolution down my throat and make me lose my way?"

Colossians 1:17
And he is before all things, and in him all things hold together.

So if God planned and holds every electron in it's stable orbit,
then
science and evolution are the study of what God has done for us.
So, then Bible believers would support science!
Bible-Believing Scientists of the Past | The Institute for Creation