Do you question the existence of God?
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Re: Do you question the existence of God?
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Sounds like your acceptance of stuff is the result of a lack of investigation rather than ignorance or arrogance. I appreciate that idea. To say that you "just don't need it" makes me wonder if you have thought about it. I suspect that you are a reader and acknowledge you as a reviewer. If that is the case, why not try reading Genesis 1 and see what thoughts come to mind.Sparkletime wrote:I don't believe in any god and I can't question the existence of one now. When I was younger, my family and friends all believed and it was difficult to try to understand them. I recognize that religion is a comfort to others but I just don't need it. When I'm in a bad situation like Haatim, I just accept that nothing is certain in the world and any of us could die regardless of what we do. It can be hard for others to understand this point of view, but I definitely lack that "all men seek god" feeling and have all my life. We're all different people.
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If we don't question, we cannot acknowledge the depth of our existence.
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So here where to believe, and been believers start.
And this is a huge existential issue, for everyone, who think about a meaning of life it self.
Why we have consciousness of it, and why this question in partiquelar divide humanity?
What is the secret about God existence?
Simply you believe in God or not.
Believe don't require proof, else you don't, it's that simple, for me at least.
And we have a certain intelligence for weighing this faith.
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