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7/17/2018

 
Debating in Christian Facebook groups, or should I say multi denominational and even very strange and heretical groups has become at least a partial past time. Why? I think all of us are driven by so many things. Personality and the use of our gifts play into this. Also, the natural skeptic in me who forces myself to go places that may be dangerous, but to do so in order to validate what I believe and help others in those groups who also may be struggling. Plus, maybe other reasons that I don't even know.

I can remember my Pastor telling me years ago that he read a book that he wouldn't want someone else to see because of fear it could lead them away from the faith. While I understood his position, ultimately our faith rest in what the bible says and is not based on loose (no evidence) facts, but sound historical evidence as well as the natural world that screams God,  in-spite of the atheist who says he can't see it. In other words, its important to me that my faith holds up no matter what is thrown at it and if something could ever truly prove I am wrong, then so be it. I don't want to be trapped in a cult like religion with no basis or fact-do you?

Thus, it is certainly scary what I see in these groups, but I've learned a few things as well. The faint of heart and easily swayed be warned for sure, but like I said above, if our faith is true, it will show itself biblically, historically and in this creation around us.


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