Damaged People

The author discusses the pervasive damage caused by sin, genetics, societal influences, and personal trauma, emphasizing the need for recognition and healing. Despite the hopelessness of human condition, there is hope through God’s love and redemption. Personal transformation is possible, enabling individuals to transcend their damage and embrace a renewed identity.

Is God a “Do Nothing” God?

A commenter, a long-time Christian, expressed frustration over perceived divine inactivity amid prayer experiences. The post explores divine interactions, asserting that God’s existence is evidenced by a finely tuned universe and prophetic scriptures. It emphasizes that true belief in Christ fosters a personal connection with God, influencing prayer outcomes and requiring faith.

Does Science Require Faith?

The author discusses the role of faith in both religious and scientific worldviews, questioning the assumptions and biases inherent in each. He argues
that faith is required in various aspects of scientific theories and research, as well as in the denial of a divine creator. The book “Believing Is Seeing” by Michael Guillen is recommended for further exploration of this topic.

Is Your Religious Narrative True?

Many world religions share narratives about gods, creation, and the afterlife, raising the question of their truth. Changing worldviews is challenging, yet crucial if eternal life depends on truth. Evaluating religious narratives with archeological and historical evidence, eyewitness accounts, and prophecies can provide insight, as can the impact of key figures like Jesus and Mohammed. The secular narrative, while freeing from a deity, lacks evidence and logic. Ultimately, evidence alone may not convince, but honest self-reflection is essential in evaluating one’s religious narrative.