presonorek
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See, when you say stuff like this, it only discourages me from continuing with this conversation. Educate yourself, and perhaps we can continue this conversation later.The Baptism of the Holy Spirit.You don't know what I have experienced.
No. I do not know what you have experience nor will I ever know what you have experienced. That is extremely problematic. We have both experienced the sun shining on our face. We can agree that the sun exists. We have both experienced the wind blowing on our skin. We can agree that wind exist. You have experienced the miraculous existence of God. I have not. That forces me to rely on the honesty of your testimony but allows you to bask in the comfort of knowing the truth. That gives you an advantage over me which invokes a feeling of jealousy and animosity. By the rules of human nature I am inclined to call BS on your claim of experiencing God. If I accept your claim then I am admitting that I am inferior to you. Humans do not like to do that. Whether true or false, you create animosity when you assert to a first hand experience with God.
What is the details of your experiences that you were referencing?
? Can you elaborate ? Feeling good is not the Holy Spirit. I feel good sometimes too.
lol I was raised in church since birth and attended church 3 times a week. I have read the Bible three times cover to cover. lol I know all about "getting saved". 100% of the time when people encounter God it is a personal thing. I have an experience in my life that was either supernatural or outside of my realm of explanation. However, I could never prove it to you or anybody else. That is extremely problematic. God has never been proven but I believe if He exist then He will one day prove Himself. I doubt I will be alive to see that day.