In this truth, I have taken refuge: that you lose nothing by putting your faith in Him. How could you? He is what makes value possible in the first place. Take away God, and you have taken away the very possibility of meaning, value, and purpose. How could a blind process ever ground these?Therefore, if the alternative is meaninglessness, why would you stay in the void and not seek Him sincerely? Even if the truth was that there was no God, you have lost nothing, because there was never anything to lose to begin with. But if He indeed is there, He will remember every day you spent serving Him, and you will tear up out of the joy that not one of them was in vain.
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>you lose nothing by putting your faith in Him.You couldn’t be more wrong.
Just believe in hocus pocus, broIt doesn't matter if you're wrong and stupid
>>546143213>you lose nothing by putting your faith in HimIsrael wouldn't even exist if it weren't for Christcucks
>>546143213The God of Abraham refers to the single, supreme creator deity worshipped across the Abrahamic religions—Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
you are an extremely dumb and boring man
>>546144245Why are you seething?
>>546143213How can delegating your responsibility for finding meaning to some other faggot satisfy you?The uncaused cause has a meaningless meaning.
>>546145226You do not "find meaning" on your own, it is either discovered and received or there is no meaning. There is nothing in the godless world to ground anything, all acts become equal because there is no differentation through judgement. Anyone who refuses to see this is not of the truth and they will see it on the last day.
>>546143213Presuppositional nigger
>>546143213>you lose nothingyou lose everything when you try and answer lifes biggest questions with skydaddy
>>546143213I keep being confused at the correct way to pray, to serve, to confess, and confused at the true extent of God's power, and my relationship to Him and how it should look like in an idealic form... I'm all-the-more confused at what the state of "highest virtue" looks like, except the examples of Mary and Jesus (although Jesus' example seems contrary to how we humans should act sometimes, since He has perfect judgement and discernment while I have imperfect judgement and discernment; I simply can't judge souls in the same accuracy as God, that's why I won't whip money-changing jews at temples or markets like Jesus did)There are some contradictions between between what different sects teach, too... Chad Ripperger, a Catholic exorcist, implies that works are "necessary" in combination with faith and confession of mortal sins in order to get to heaven. Baptists usually describe a faith-only salvation doctrine. Some Christians even believe that God's grace is so massive that basically everyone gets to heaven, even non-Christians. How am I then supposed to know the actual truth of the matter? There's an obscure sect called "Christian Identity" which plenty of /pol/tards seem to subscribe to (we wuz the real Israelites)I watch NDE's in my free time, and everyone describes God and heaven slightly differently from everyone else. There's definitely LOTS of overlap in the accounts (80-90% overlap in heaven NDE's) but since it's not 100% I have to simply assume that heaven & hell are both personalized to the individual, to at least a small extent.
>>546146418>I watch NDE's in my free time, and everyone describes God and heaven slightly differently from everyone else.For example:>some people wake up in an endless unformed abyss before getting to heaven, seemingly needing to self-reflect and "think of God" before ever seeing a light at the end of the tunnel, while some people skip this part completely and just appear in heaven out of the blue>most people get a "life review", other people skip this part entirely I think>some people report flowers parting way before their feet to avoid being trampled, the flowers sometimes seem to sing or hum, while other people omit this peculiar detail>like 99% of people who went to heaven describe these "ultra-vivid" colors that don't appear anywhere on earth or in regular material reality, almost always with a subtle glow or sheen to everything, supposedly the world itself is illuminated by God and the people there are semi-translucent or transparent with an even more intense glow than the nature around them>you can simply think of yourself as being on top of a distant mountain, and in the next moment you will instantly teleport up there as soon as the thought even appears in your mind>every worry is washed away, no exceptionsYet these are still anecdotes and it pains me that I don't know just how trustworthy these stories are
>>546143213I don't believe in magic.
>>546147400Me neither.
