I thought i'd provide this for someone who wanted a better, more personal look, at the author. If not, just continue down. The best is probably the cream filling (middle) of this journal ( Read more... )

The benefits of having a God ( Read more... )

Note: There are two types of Christians. Those who claim they believe in God. And those who strive to live like they do. When i say Christian, i mean the second type ( Read more... )

"Today, it seems to me, there is no good reason for an intelligent person to embrace the illusion of atheism or agnosticism, to make the same intellectual mistakes I made. I wish... I had known then what i know now." - Patrick Glynn, atheist-turned-Christian ( Read more... )

Wisdom begins with realizing how few of the answers you really have ( Read more... )

One of the huge misunderstandings the world has about Christianity is that you have to give up life's pleasures to be a Christian. (Edited ( Read more... )

Yes we are. And so is everyone else. You said that abortion makes sense. But you also believe that people should not be responsible for their actions? Going through with abortion is shirking your responsibility, the consequence of doing something you shouldnt have. Or also, if you believe people should be responsible for themselves, have you ( Read more... )

This is why i hate it when people call Christians weak. We're weak for struggling to love even when we want to hate... struggling to tell the truth when a lie is easier.. struggling to be a virgin in a world filled with sex... struggling to stand strong and say "I'm a Christian" when you know the world is full of people who don't understand us; ( Read more... )

You see what is going on in the world but we see that there exists what we can't see. But its our view that's narrow? Is it narrow to wonder if there's someting after death? Is it narrow to think there's more to life than simply existing for but a moment in time? Can any of us see the wind? No, but we can see the affects of the wind. Yet we ( Read more... )

One question you might ask is "If there's so much evil in the world, how can there be a God?" Do you then also ask "If there's so much good in the world, how can there not be a God?". Probably not . As humans we're more likely to look at the bad. And yet its just as good an argument as the other ( Read more... )