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Why is faith promoted in religion? For the nonbeliever, it is because there is no God. For those of faith, what say you?
Why is faith promoted in religion? For the nonbeliever, it is because there is no God. For those of faith, what say you?
Faith associated with religion is belief in something not known by natural reason.
Why is faith promoted?
they have no proof, all they have is faith.
There is no proof of the existence of God, heaven or hell.
Why is faith promoted in religion? For the nonbeliever, it is because there is no God. For those of faith, what say you?
Faith associated with religion is belief in something not known by natural reason.
I would put it another way. If there is an all knowing God, then for that God to relate to finite beings, at some point faith must be exercised in that God due to the limited comprehension of those finite beings.
As I read Biblical examples of a lack of faith, something strikes me. We have examples of men and women having complete faith that God exists, but still losing faith in him. We see this in the example of Adam and Eve who walked and talked with God in the garden, yet they lost faith anyhow and partook of the apple. We see this in the example of the children of Israel who see God split oceans in two and see God send manna from heaven for them to eat, yet they lose faith and build a golden calf to worship in his stead.
If these stories have any truth in them, then it does not benefit God in any way to prove that he exists. That is because having faith in someone is far different than believing that they exist.
Why is faith promoted in religion? For the nonbeliever, it is because there is no God. For those of faith, what say you?
Faith associated with religion is belief in something not known by natural reason.
I would put it another way. If there is an all knowing God, then for that God to relate to finite beings, at some point faith must be exercised in that God due to the limited comprehension of those finite beings.
As I read Biblical examples of a lack of faith, something strikes me. We have examples of men and women having complete faith that God exists, but still losing faith in him. We see this in the example of Adam and Eve who walked and talked with God in the garden, yet they lost faith anyhow and partook of the apple. We see this in the example of the children of Israel who see God split oceans in two and see God send manna from heaven for them to eat, yet they lose faith and build a golden calf to worship in his stead.
If these stories have any truth in them, then it does not benefit God in any way to prove that he exists. That is because having faith in someone is far different than believing that they exist.
Faith associated with religion is belief in something not known by natural reason.
I would put it another way. If there is an all knowing God, then for that God to relate to finite beings, at some point faith must be exercised in that God due to the limited comprehension of those finite beings.
As I read Biblical examples of a lack of faith, something strikes me. We have examples of men and women having complete faith that God exists, but still losing faith in him. We see this in the example of Adam and Eve who walked and talked with God in the garden, yet they lost faith anyhow and partook of the apple. We see this in the example of the children of Israel who see God split oceans in two and see God send manna from heaven for them to eat, yet they lose faith and build a golden calf to worship in his stead.
If these stories have any truth in them, then it does not benefit God in any way to prove that he exists. That is because having faith in someone is far different than believing that they exist.
There are different levels of faith. A person can have faith God exists, but lose faith in trusting God to keep his promise.
Why is faith promoted in religion? For the nonbeliever, it is because there is no God. For those of faith, what say you?
Faith associated with religion is belief in something not known by natural reason.
I would put it another way. If there is an all knowing God, then for that God to relate to finite beings, at some point faith must be exercised in that God due to the limited comprehension of those finite beings.
As I read Biblical examples of a lack of faith, something strikes me. We have examples of men and women having complete faith that God exists, but still losing faith in him. We see this in the example of Adam and Eve who walked and talked with God in the garden, yet they lost faith anyhow and partook of the apple. We see this in the example of the children of Israel who see God split oceans in two and see God send manna from heaven for them to eat, yet they lose faith and build a golden calf to worship in his stead.
If these stories have any truth in them, then it does not benefit God in any way to prove that he exists. That is because having faith in someone is far different than believing that they exist.
Why is faith promoted in religion? For the nonbeliever, it is because there is no God. For those of faith, what say you?
Some havr too great a sense of personal responsibility and self determination to have faith in a all powerful god that controls our lives and such.
Most seem to have a need to believe in something greater and follow that lead.
I have no heroes.
Some havr too great a sense of personal responsibility and self determination to have faith in a all powerful god that controls our lives and such.
Most seem to have a need to believe in something greater and follow that lead.
I have no heroes.
For some, the birth of personal responsibility, is evidence of a higher purpose.
Some havr too great a sense of personal responsibility and self determination to have faith in a all powerful god that controls our lives and such.
Most seem to have a need to believe in something greater and follow that lead.
I have no heroes.
For some, the birth of personal responsibility, is evidence of a higher purpose.
It may be just me, but that makes no sense.
It may be just me, but that makes no sense.
Why is faith promoted in religion? For the nonbeliever, it is because there is no God. For those of faith, what say you?
Faith associated with religion is belief in something not known by natural reason.
I would put it another way. If there is an all knowing God, then for that God to relate to finite beings, at some point faith must be exercised in that God due to the limited comprehension of those finite beings.
As I read Biblical examples of a lack of faith, something strikes me. We have examples of men and women having complete faith that God exists, but still losing faith in him. We see this in the example of Adam and Eve who walked and talked with God in the garden, yet they lost faith anyhow and partook of the apple. We see this in the example of the children of Israel who see God split oceans in two and see God send manna from heaven for them to eat, yet they lose faith and build a golden calf to worship in his stead.
If these stories have any truth in them, then it does not benefit God in any way to prove that he exists. That is because having faith in someone is far different than believing that they exist.
How else do you promote an system with No proof that any of its tennents have a basis in fact?
Some havr too great a sense of personal responsibility and self determination to have faith in a all powerful god that controls our lives and such.
Most seem to have a need to believe in something greater and follow that lead.
I have no heroes.