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Originally posted by Jkd Up
But humans have evolved to the persent time where we have the ability to create life, we can actually manufacture an atmosphere on a plant with none, we can (at will) destroy worlds (this or others). In this present time: we (in essance) play God on a daily basis. So, why do we need a God in our life?
Even His practioners rarely follow His ways as stated.
" love my enemies and love my nieghbor "
This has changed my heart, because truly, before God taught me this through scripture, I hated my enemies and some of my neighbors.
I have not caused anyone's suffering . . .
all I'm saying son, is to realize some people like me love God and truly try and not be a hypocrite and want a simple peacful loving life without drama.
there's nowhere in the new testament where it says you no longer have to follow the barbaric beliefs of the old testament.
They follow a book that tells them that if their wife isn't a virgin on their wedding night that they should stone her to death. If your neighbor worships another god you should stone him to death. If you don't stone them to death, someone else who isn't a sinner like you should stone them AND you to death.
This same book that tells you that you should stone people to death, also tells you that murder is a sin...
This same book also says that it's ok to beat your slaves as long as you don't beat them so badly that you put their eyes or teeth out.
God is a divine consciousness that can't be proven to anyone BUT just the same those who experience the spiritual knowledge they share with the heavenly Father KNOW they still need God in their lives. A believer has given their whole self, body, mind, heart and spirit to the Father and he has given them forgiveness, love, mercy and joy beyond measure. We have a FAITH that is sure of what we hope for and certain of what we do not see.
We have a FAITH that is sure of what we hope for and certain of what we do not see.