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Sounds like I take Christianity more seriously than you....the advice I'm looking for is simple: If I asked God for guidance and discovered that God wasn't real, what next?spookboy0 said:Whoa. Please don't judge yourself like that. If you are really that serious about Christianity, please hurry. The end is near, as I'm sure you've heard before.
Secondly, God created the scale to which you are comparing your status, either accomplished for failed, and because He created it, He isn't subject to it.
We as Christians get our advice from God. What advice are you looking for?
If you want a 100% assurance that you will be saved, listen to Sojourner. If you're willing to go with a 99.9999% assurance, listen to me. No Christian can possibly speak for God, Ormiston. Leave it in His hands, and believe that He loves you.Ormiston said:What advice do the Christians have for me? I can't be saved. I can't believe. I know it with all of my heart. It is who I am. Is it my failing or Gods?
:dan:Squirt said:If you want a 100% assurance that you will be saved, listen to Sojourner. If you're willing to go with a 99.9999% assurance, listen to me. No Christian can possibly speak for God, Ormiston. Leave it in His hands, and believe that He loves you.
First of all, the fact that you're concerned with your salvation and that you're still seeking God after you "discovered" that he isn't real, tells me that although you've "discovered" that God isn't real, you don't really believe it. For if you did, you'd cease trying to chase something that you know doesn't exsist.Ormiston said:Sounds like I take Christianity more seriously than you....the advice I'm looking for is simple: If I asked God for guidance and discovered that God wasn't real, what next?
You must feel very lucky to have found him, but isn't it your duty as a Christian to try and help me? I didn't decide that God wasn't real, I discovered it. How can I now find God? Simply, BELIEVE? Impossible. What hope is there for me?
And now what if "God" really sounds rediculous? I have about the same feeling here. I want to go to heaven if there is one (I heard something about virgins? :jam: ), but the idea just sounds too strange.Mister_T said:First of all, the fact that you're concerned with your salvation and that you're still seeking God after you "discovered" that he isn't real, tells me that although you've "discovered" that God isn't real, you don't really believe it. For if you did, you'd cease trying to chase something that you know doesn't exsist.
I don't know if you've ever heard of this quote but it goes like this: "The Devil's greatest trick is making the world believe he doesn't exsist." Without the Devil there would be no God. You can't have good without evil. You can't have the "yin" without the "yang".
How does this apply to your situation? Well if the Devil doesn't want you to know that he exsists, he CERTAINLEY doesn't want you to know that God exsists.......and that's the path the Satan wants you to take. A road without God. There are 2 sides fighting for you and neither one of them is going to give up on you no matter whose path you take. The world is Satan's playground.
No one can make you believe in God. Remember that we don't find God, GOD FINDS US. KEEP SEEKING HIM and he will reveal himself to you. That I promise. The best advice I can give to you right now is to 1) Keep on praying to God for guidance. Even if you believe you're just talking to the ceiling, KEEP DOING IT! 2) Stay in the word of God. Keep a Bible handy and read from it each day. Make God apart of your life everyday.
This may seem silly to you at first, but it will work. Trust me. The more Godly your life is, the more easier it is for him to reveal himself to you. It may not happen overnight, but it will happen one day. I guarantee.
God Bless.
Nick
The fact that you visit this web site and asking questions may indicate that God is leading you, but maybe the answer you seek cannot be found in the Bible.Ormiston said:What advice do the Christians have for me? I can't be saved. I can't believe. I know it with all of my heart. It is who I am. Is it my failing or Gods?
So every atheist on this forum is here because they are next inline to be saved.Ibrahim Al-Amin said:The fact that you visit this web site may indicate that God is leading you, but maybe the answer you seek cannot be found in the Bible.
I knew you would appreciate knowing that you're next. Thanks for the laugh.Bouncing Ball said:So every atheist on this forum is here because they are next inline to be saved.
Yippay!!!! :highfive:
if you are not religious, i would question why it must be the "christian" version of death and the after life you would like answers from.Ormiston said:What advice do the Christians have for me? I can't be saved. I can't believe. I know it with all of my heart. It is who I am. Is it my failing or Gods?
Ormiston said:What advice do the Christians have for me? I can't be saved. I can't believe. I know it with all of my heart. It is who I am. Is it my failing or Gods?
Interesting, how so?Ormiston said:I didn't decide that God wasn't real, I discovered it.
Because Christianity is the only religion that has any relevance in my life. The majority of people around me are Christians and I'm an ex-born again Christian myself.Mike182 said:if you are not religious, i would question why it must be the "christian" version of death and the after life you would like answers from.