How is God so miraculous? It's so strange to look back on life. All of the close calls, all of the blessings, all of the miracles. It is beyond my comprehension. I will share my own experience, but I would like to hear others' experiences of God's works.I've lived a very neutral life. I'm the type of person that doesn't really have my own motivations. I just kind of go with the flow of things. This has led to a very unique perspective on the world. I wouldn't say I'm fully unmotivated, I can still get and work a job in order to look after myself. But I don't really have goals like sex or drugs. Like a career or notoriety. Things like that, that even regular normies all aspire to achieve on some level. What I've noticed is that even if I hole up in a basement or my room. The world still finds a way to force my hand. To force me to participate in it. Take for example, a few years back when I was living with my father, bumming around. My mother and sister had been out of my life for some time at that point. Around 6 years. I had started dabbling in mushrooms out of boredom. The first trip I ever had there was this amber alert that went off while I was peaking out. I got in my head that it was for my mother and sister despite not having thought much of them for years. After the admittedly bad trip, I decided to get back into contact with them. Months later this would culminate into my dad and I having a falling out where I drank a lot and decided to take a flight to my mom's on a whim. She was in poor shape after a heart attack years prior but was somewhat still spry.
>>541368827Then after a year of being with her and my sister, she got diagnosed with cancer and died a year later in February of this year. Literally shy of a day off her diagnosis. God had given me a year of her being well, and a year of her being sick. It's so outside of my comprehension. All of the little things that led to me even coming back into contact with her. The only way it could ever play out, as the type of stubborn person I was. Led me to be able to have such a gift. We even repaired our relationship, and I found a huge respect for her that I hadn't seen previous despite her flaws. She has become such a motivation for me to do better in life when previously I'd seen her as a letdown.I have more instances like this if anyone is interested, but please. Share your own experiences
>>541368877My son was going somewhere a few months back and as he was leaving I prayed for God to watch over him, something I never did. He flipped his truck running 70 without a seat belt on. He had a little scratch on his elbo, but that was it.
>>541369016My heart has been aching so much lately. I had no way to express or let out my pain, but also love for God and life. That's what pushed me to post this. I will take this reply as a sign that I need to actively pray. It's not enough to be kind and spread love in God's name. I have to be in communication with him as well. My mother would have wanted that, and I need her and my sister to be well.
>>541369213Before that I never prayed that way. I would pray and thank God for my blessings all day long, but I wouldn't ask him for things, other than to help me do the best I can. But, that day I felt worried for some reason and I prayed asking God for something. It's changed the way I pray. Maybe it isn't so bad to ask God for things.
So fucking sick of you fairytale faggots. Go back to faceberg
>>541369016>>541369374God bless you and your son. This is eye opening. I just prayed now.
>>541369016Something similar happened to me. I should’ve been dead if you saw what happened to my car, but I wasnt
i pray this thread gets deleted. fuck christkikes
>>541369691Lol that's pretty funny. I'm not religious, though I believe in God and Jesus as a figurehead for him. As anyone could be.
>miraculousI'm sure the people and kids who are going to be raped to death today along with other daily atrocities in this backwater creation are so happy about your deranged demiurgefaggot
>>541370024but how could living things know goodness without getting brutally torn apart?
>>541370024We live in a fallen creation due to Adam partaking in sin with Eve. Christianity 101.
It stuns me too. In my times of need and stagnation, God's loosened up a few threads for me to pull. I know I'm in the presence of something divinely inspired when the idea said unraveling thread reveals leaves my blood frozen and my mind searing in awe.
>>541368827First off that's Jesus, who was maybe an avatar of God? I don't think it's the same thing. I'm not a Muslim, because you guys still need to prove He existed. But you couldn't, could you? Whatever. It's all speculative and if you have any reverence for this man at all you'd stop trying to extrapolate on what he did or what christianity means and read you fucking bible. And leave us all alone.
>>541368827Numerous cases of people having something against me OR wanting to be close in a less-than-ideal way, but out of seemingly nowhere they'd adhere to higher values and show they understood what they did or what they planned to do wasn't the best way after all, and we'd both be better off going forward. Seeing this pattern play out has made me even more patient with people due to knowing that even if people don't listen to me right away, what I say sooner rather than later may sink in someday. Though I have not perfected this thinking yet, it's the difference between me doing what's justified and doing what's best.
Christgolems worshipping luck and chance as a god because they are so incredibly insecure they need an explanation for variation and randomness of existence.And if you give an explanation for anything as not part of a "god's plan" or some stupid shit like that, you are a jew according to average pol christgolem despite the fact that christianity is a jewish religion with jewish roots that begun in jewish location lmaoLet the seething commence
