I recommend research from non-Christian sources. Bart Ehrman and Richard Carrier have lots of YouTube videos.I have since researched Christianity and believe it is very well supported in its claims.
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I recommend research from non-Christian sources. Bart Ehrman and Richard Carrier have lots of YouTube videos.I have since researched Christianity and believe it is very well supported in its claims.
Hello everyone,
This is my first post so first of all I would just like to say I look forward to interacting with you all.
So a quick history. I was a firm atheist till I was 27. Then at the birth of my daughter I softened toward religion and start researching.
I have since researched Christianity and believe it is very well supported in its claims. I would call myself a Christian but it is more of an intellectual belief than a heartfelt belief. I can't seem to 'connect' with God through Christian practices (prayer, music etc) but I absolutely love Christian buildings and art.
I have always loved the Norse myths and I continually feel drawn more to the gods of the myths rather than the God of the Bible. But adversely this is a heartfelt belief rather than an intellectual one!! For example listening to Norse music spiritually effects me in a way Christian music doesn't.
Sorry for the rambling, but basically I am extremely confused on where to go from here. I feel spiritually undeveloped and have no idea what to do about it.
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Rob
Hello everyone,
This is my first post so first of all I would just like to say I look forward to interacting with you all.
So a quick history. I was a firm atheist till I was 27. Then at the birth of my daughter I softened toward religion and start researching.
I have since researched Christianity and believe it is very well supported in its claims. I would call myself a Christian but it is more of an intellectual belief than a heartfelt belief. I can't seem to 'connect' with God through Christian practices (prayer, music etc) but I absolutely love Christian buildings and art.
I have always loved the Norse myths and I continually feel drawn more to the gods of the myths rather than the God of the Bible. But adversely this is a heartfelt belief rather than an intellectual one!! For example listening to Norse music spiritually effects me in a way Christian music doesn't.
Sorry for the rambling, but basically I am extremely confused on where to go from here. I feel spiritually undeveloped and have no idea what to do about it.
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Rob
Think of your life as a diamond that has different surfaces, and as God turns the diamond they sparkle individually. When you connect with God do so in different ways corresponding to what you are doing. An important prayer is meditative the "Abba Father" prayer. Its not like a spoken prayer but I think is your desire to be transformed into a godly person, like a polished diamond. Its not a spoken prayer. Your prayers I think should always be combined with it. If you are in nature, then commune through nature. If you are on a crowded street you can look at the people. I cannot tell you how to feel connected, but maybe you don't have to feel connected to be connected....I can't seem to 'connect' with God through Christian practices (prayer, music etc) but I absolutely love Christian buildings and art...
I have since researched Christianity and believe it is very well supported in its claims. I would call myself a Christian but it is more of an intellectual belief than a heartfelt belief. I can't seem to 'connect' with God through Christian practices (prayer, music etc) but I absolutely love Christian buildings and art.
I have always loved the Norse myths and I continually feel drawn more to the gods of the myths rather than the God of the Bible. But adversely this is a heartfelt belief rather than an intellectual one!! For example listening to Norse music spiritually effects me in a way Christian music doesn't.
Sorry for the rambling, but basically I am extremely confused on where to go from here. I feel spiritually undeveloped and have no idea what to do about it.
Hello everyone,
This is my first post so first of all I would just like to say I look forward to interacting with you all.
So a quick history. I was a firm atheist till I was 27. Then at the birth of my daughter I softened toward religion and start researching.
I have since researched Christianity and believe it is very well supported in its claims. I would call myself a Christian but it is more of an intellectual belief than a heartfelt belief. I can't seem to 'connect' with God through Christian practices (prayer, music etc) but I absolutely love Christian buildings and art.
I have always loved the Norse myths and I continually feel drawn more to the gods of the myths rather than the God of the Bible. But adversely this is a heartfelt belief rather than an intellectual one!! For example listening to Norse music spiritually effects me in a way Christian music doesn't.
Sorry for the rambling, but basically I am extremely confused on where to go from here. I feel spiritually undeveloped and have no idea what to do about it.
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Rob
You can't connect with God most likely because of curses/hexes or other spiritual bondage that has been placed upon you which is not allowing you to connect. Satan is real and few people know or understand how he operates. Any involvement in someone's life with the occult arts. By that I mean witchcraft even the seemingly harmless variety may cause real problems with people when it comes to connecting with God.I have since researched Christianity and believe it is very well supported in its claims. I would call myself a Christian but it is more of an intellectual belief than a heartfelt belief. I can't seem to 'connect' with God through Christian practices (prayer, music etc) but I absolutely love Christian buildings and art.
Check out this course on the Bible. It is 24 hours of teaching that I believe will help you out in a big way. ONE DAY WITH THE CREATOR - YouTubeHello everyone,
This is my first post so first of all I would just like to say I look forward to interacting with you all.
So a quick history. I was a firm atheist till I was 27. Then at the birth of my daughter I softened toward religion and start researching.
I have since researched Christianity and believe it is very well supported in its claims. I would call myself a Christian but it is more of an intellectual belief than a heartfelt belief. I can't seem to 'connect' with God through Christian practices (prayer, music etc) but I absolutely love Christian buildings and art.
I have always loved the Norse myths and I continually feel drawn more to the gods of the myths rather than the God of the Bible. But adversely this is a heartfelt belief rather than an intellectual one!! For example listening to Norse music spiritually effects me in a way Christian music doesn't.
Sorry for the rambling, but basically I am extremely confused on where to go from here. I feel spiritually undeveloped and have no idea what to do about it.
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Rob
Hello everyone,
This is my first post so first of all I would just like to say I look forward to interacting with you all.
So a quick history. I was a firm atheist till I was 27. Then at the birth of my daughter I softened toward religion and start researching.
I have since researched Christianity and believe it is very well supported in its claims. I would call myself a Christian but it is more of an intellectual belief than a heartfelt belief. I can't seem to 'connect' with God through Christian practices (prayer, music etc) but I absolutely love Christian buildings and art.
I have always loved the Norse myths and I continually feel drawn more to the gods of the myths rather than the God of the Bible. But adversely this is a heartfelt belief rather than an intellectual one!! For example listening to Norse music spiritually effects me in a way Christian music doesn't.
Sorry for the rambling, but basically I am extremely confused on where to go from here. I feel spiritually undeveloped and have no idea what to do about it.
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Rob
Hello everyone,
This is my first post so first of all I would just like to say I look forward to interacting with you all.
So a quick history. I was a firm atheist till I was 27. Then at the birth of my daughter I softened toward religion and start researching.
I have since researched Christianity and believe it is very well supported in its claims. I would call myself a Christian but it is more of an intellectual belief than a heartfelt belief. I can't seem to 'connect' with God through Christian practices (prayer, music etc) but I absolutely love Christian buildings and art.
I have always loved the Norse myths and I continually feel drawn more to the gods of the myths rather than the God of the Bible. But adversely this is a heartfelt belief rather than an intellectual one!! For example listening to Norse music spiritually effects me in a way Christian music doesn't.
Sorry for the rambling, but basically I am extremely confused on where to go from here. I feel spiritually undeveloped and have no idea what to do about it.
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Rob
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