A sacred tool for memorizing and living the Word of God.
Read the Bible, choose the verses that speak to your soul, and let them take root through focused exercises and spaced repetition - so they stay with you for life.
Preaching empathy? How about feeling one to those who are the most vulnerable?
A question to atheists: would you be irrationally passionate about an idea or a principle to the point of risking something for it?
My friend recently made a joke about atheists having their own attributes of clerical service as any other religion, but it actually made me think. A question to atheists: do you have an image of salvation? In whatever sense you would treat it. Some safe heaven? Biology conquered, technology subjugated, space explored, digitalization made real? No wrong answers, just me and my curiosity.
Atheists I respect.
What are the real implications of a worldview that denies the existence of soul?
Surely those who believe this life is the only one we get should treasure life as no one else? Surely they will not support anything harmful for selfish reasons?
When I talk about morality, atheists often say that Christians only strive to be better to please God, as if it undermines their effort somehow. But what is the source of morality? What could serve as such foundation?
Existence of God proven in a single TikTok video?
Atheists and their "absence of beliefs and systems". They are so quick to state "we don't have any system in principle", and yet far too often they have an enormous amount of missionary energy, proselytizing and spreading their ideas.
Atheists and their "absence of beliefs and systems". They are so quick to state "we don't have any system in principle", and yet far too often they have an enormous amount of missionary energy, proselytizing and spreading their ideas. And believe me, I am generous when I say that their quest is search for truth - for some it is, for others it is just to wreak havoc. Nihilists, anti-natalists, pro-abortionists - all come under the umbrella term of atheism.
Atheists and their "absence of beliefs and systems". They are so quick to state "we don't have any system in principle", and then they turn the deaf ear when you ask them if their atheism affects their lives in any way. No, it is just an absence of beliefs - that is, simultaneously, coming with a whole set of propositions, that, according to atheists, do not constitute any worldview at all.
How much of your values are based on belief and not facts?