What Are Your Beliefs?

[blueguy]

Like most christians, I believe in God, and Jesus as my personal savior. God knows how hard it is to have faith and to trust in Him, but once a person does start a personal walk with the Lord, He'll work on your heart and your love for Him will grow. All He asks is to love Him with all your heart and turn from your sin (repent), and He promises eternal life.
Worshipping a rock, tree, or believing in dirt first in a new age way is a waste of your time. Anyway, for what it's worth, thats what I believ as what this thread asked.

[Smartypants]

So, Brynn (and blueguy, et al):

Someone just posted this on Julia's new message board, under the heading "Where are the believers???":

I mean... this forum can't be half as fun if there are only atheists. Where will the debate happen?

Please bring any of your educated believer friends, so that we can start getting into reasons for why people believe in God or where they see him. I'm sure some of us can still be converted, we just need good reasons :-7

There's your invitation! Click.

[blueguy]

Hey Mr. Smartpants, thanks, think I'll give it a try.

[bangbangsami]

'God' is a bottle of ketchup.... only use it when you need it.

[craig johnston]

you mean it all splurges out when you only wanted a little bit?

[bangbangsami]

Originally Posted by craig johnston

you mean it all splurges out when you only wanted a little bit?

to a certain extent... when you really want it you forget to shake the bottle and you get the wattery crap first.... then you remeber that you have to shake the bottle so I you shake it... and then you get the good stuff.... sooo if you really want 'God' you remember to shake.... and if you don't you get the half a$$ crap.

[madasacutsnake]

Originally Posted by blueguy

Like most christians, I believe in God, and Jesus as my personal savior.

What do the rest of the Christians believe in?

[craig johnston]

the rest are anglicans

[Brynn]

^^^^

Actually, there are nominal "christians" who do not believe in jesus as lord and savior but church is a great place to network. It's actually kind of a scary feeling to come right out and say "jesus is my lord and savior," and there are people on the fence who won't do it. It's a kind of casual litmus test amongst christians - although George Bush says it all the time, so it's important to look at the actions more than the words.

Originally Posted by Smartypants

So, Brynn (and blueguy, et al):

Someone just posted this on Julia's new message board, under the heading "Where are the believers???":


There's your invitation! Click.

oooh, I'd get pounced on so fast....! I looked around in there. It's hard enough getting pounced on by people I know, like and admire! I might as well stick sharpened pencils in my eye as go in there!