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Re: Attention atheists: Lacking belief requires faith
I did believe all that when I was a kid. As for the cloud army, considering that clouds are nothing more than water droplets floating in the air, and can't hold anything else beyond themselves, and army that will "crashing down through the clouds" is nothing to worry about.
In fact, the "crashing down" part will be quite literal I think.
As for the first part. Maybe. Maybe not.
Though the science approach is the one that requires most patience, considering how long it is. Last time I checked, patience was a virtue.
Originally posted by Mary Etheldreda
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Not true, friend! It is the answer that requires the most strength, the most steadfast and unwavering dedication to the Truth! I know it's easy for you materialists to think everything can be explained by observing a phenomena, record data, analyze that data, conduct experiments, reduce as many variables as possible in order to isolate minute details, analyze that data more, review it with a community of peers also highly educated and knowledgeable about these details, and then modify a hypothesis as new information is uncovered, but that, my friend, is the truly lazy way.
Oh no, it takes much more courage to stand fast against what appears to our flesh to be objective information, to reject the lies of Satan, and instead maintain a fierce devotion to the faith of Christ. Don't assume just because you don't have the courage to believe in your heart a fantastic story of paradise, talking serpents, magical fruits, dancing skeletons, virgin births, life reboots, and a space army with Jesus leading the way, ready to come crashing back down through the clouds any minute now, that others are too lazy to believe it against all odds.
Oh no, it takes much more courage to stand fast against what appears to our flesh to be objective information, to reject the lies of Satan, and instead maintain a fierce devotion to the faith of Christ. Don't assume just because you don't have the courage to believe in your heart a fantastic story of paradise, talking serpents, magical fruits, dancing skeletons, virgin births, life reboots, and a space army with Jesus leading the way, ready to come crashing back down through the clouds any minute now, that others are too lazy to believe it against all odds.
In fact, the "crashing down" part will be quite literal I think.
As for the first part. Maybe. Maybe not.
Though the science approach is the one that requires most patience, considering how long it is. Last time I checked, patience was a virtue.
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