Recent content by D'Souza.SoldierOfChrist

Oh wow. Fastern your seatbelts, ladies and gentleman. It's gonna be a wild finish.

You see, that's where my faith will never relinquish me. My friends, family, community, country and the whole of mankind are but a temporal ordinance. Passing by in this world. But my relationship with God is eternal. Even if/when the aforesaid friends, family, etc. phases pass on by, God will...

I never contended that you do suffer. But my issue is precisely with those among the Atheists who wish to claim that an absence of a God-oriented view can still provide objective meaning to one's life.

Let's see what Mahomes has got cooking here in the clutch.

Packers fan here but I would love to see Brady get ring #6. Also, I could never get tired of hearing Bostonians chant "Beat L.A." :)

Our foundation was based on Judeo-Christian values, yes. But at the end of the day, America is just a nation with its flaws (and many of them). Only God is sovereign over the world.

I have no insight on what awaits those individuals when they are set to meet their creator. What makes you think I can determine that?

No, I could still enjoy the whims and pleasures that life has to offer in the absence of my beliefs. However, I couldn't succumb to the mental gymnastics and convince myself (and/or others) that my life actually has objective and intrinsic meaning. It wouldn't. It would only matter to me.

There is nothing in Christianity explicitly diminishing the importance of life- rather, we are encouraged to have faith in God to provide for us, and to be thankful and gracious for all that he does. I do this all the time when it comes to my career, studies, relationships, etc. I believe that...

Your point is baseless. We *know* that Muslims who believe in the death penalty for apostasy are, in fact, genuine Muslims- based upon the fact that their intent is driven from Koranic and Hadith dictum. But there is no such foundation for Christians to behave in such ways.

Claiming to be a Christian yet going against Biblical teachings on things which are core to life itself= you are not a Christian.

I have no idea what you're responding to.

You seem quite confused on the definition of Nihilism if that is your argument. Christians aren't to disregard this life- not at all. Rather we are expected to live and strive in all our life pursuits while upholding God's commandments. This is why millions of charities around the world are...

They are culturally Christians, but spiritually adrift. Why is it so important what the "numbers" reflect? The Biblical worldview isn't a numbers game.

My ancestors were Hindus and I still have a lot of familial and cultural ties to India (although born in the U.S.) The fundamental issue with Hinduism- like all other "religions" sans Christianity- is the lack of a definitive path to salvation. No Hindu knows once he/she dies if he is indeed...