Yes. Without wanting to sound pessimistic, there is something I have learned as well. The only One we can truly trust in in this life is the Lord. There is a passage in Micah that says this:
5 Do not trust in a friend; Do not put your confidence in a companion; Guard the doors of your mouth...
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Happy belated birthday, Lana! (Sorry. I forgot to check for birthdays until just now).
I hope your birthday was blessed, and surrounded by a lot of love, family and friends. :)
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All the more reason to have people to interact with here, Blaine. And the Lord can deliver you if you believe Him for it and keep praying earnestly. He can also help you cope. Paul prayed three times for terrible circumstances to be lifted off of him, and in that case the Lord did not change his...
Well, in that case George, it means you are only allowed to post in Questions and Answers if you want to know about the faith. Non-believers are not allowed to post in the Theology forum or anywhere else except Q&A here.
Blessings.
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Yes. I've gotten so beaten down spiritually that there was nothing left in me to pray. Numerous times, actually.
Wrote a thread on it at the beginning of the year. Christmas Eve 2024 was one of the worst nights of my life; probably the worst. Thank God for His strengthening, or there are many...
George, this paramount to saying "I have read the Bible but I do not believe it."
How does one refer to Himself as a believer in God when he does not believe His word?
I'm doing some of that as well. I'm also treadmilling. I don't like running outside like I see many people do. It's too hot and the ground is uneven even on the good streets. I'd rather just focus on running inside.
You thought I was arguing that it is part of Ecclesiastical tradition? I have answered several times regarding what I actually am arguing for.
But since everyone keeps redirecting to what I am not saying, I suppose I'll bow out. Arguments are easy to win if you can rewrite what your opponent is...
There is no direct link. I simply hold it as suspect. This is part of an ongoing discussion on how a collection of things associated with Easter - from Easter eggs to rabbits to pagan goddesses, etc. - lend themselves more to paganism than Christianity.
Good morning, Mockingbird.
Like some of Lana's posts, I haven't been arguing for any of those things, but rather that the use of the egg in religious contexts has its roots in pagan occultism.
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