Questions of the night...do your kids ask you to prove to them that you are their parents?  Would you if they asked? Would it break your heart if they did not believe in you after you gave birth to them? No need to go any deeper with it, pretend we are in court...yes or no answers.  Ok now ask yourself these questions, If I believe there is no God , then will it hurt me to TRULY see if I am wrong?  Can I seek to find the Truth WITHOUT prejudice?  Would I give it my all?  Or would I make my quest fail intentionally so I can tell the believers I tried and they were wrong?  Can I let go of all that I have been taught is scientific and finally see that God made science?  Can I look around and see what the world is really missing?  Can I see that not all people that say they are this or that are really what they say they are?  Can I let go of grouping everyone in one category? Can I start to realize everyone is different and imperfect? Can I get God out of a box?  Can I just think about this...What if Hell is real?  What if certain people are right? 

See it doesn't hurt the FOLLOWERS(not the fans but the followers) or Christ to believe that Heaven is real.  I believe in Heaven, for the sake of this post I am speaking on the opposite side here. If Heaven weren't real the Followers would be out nothing! They would have lived good honest full lives.  Happy, blessed and at peace.  If the people who do not believe are wrong, they lost out on eternity.  They may have lived in up in the vapor of time they were here on earth but the eternity that a waits is dark and tortuous.  Can anyone really afford to risk not giving it their all and seek the Truth?  Find a church that you like, that could take you several Sundays to do so.  I stopped going when I was old enough to make my  own choices.  The church I had roots in judged me and they pushed me away.  I was a "spiritual" person for most of my life.  I believed we were each right and we were all going where ever we believed we were going when we died.  Then one day just to make my future mother in law happy I went to her church.  I never left and I haven't missed a Sunday except when i was in the ER.  Just be sure you are sure. 

 

God bless you where you are at,

Sheri

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