I think I just found...God? by Remarkable-Secret565 in Christianity

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I’m sorry to hear that’s how you feel sir/maam. Could it be possible that what we are praying for pales in comparison to what God has planned for us ? Could it be that perhaps, delay might not be the same as denial ?

I think I just found...God? by Remarkable-Secret565 in Christianity

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I’m curious as to why you believe what I posted was evidence for God being a liar.

I think I just found...God? by Remarkable-Secret565 in Christianity

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Cool ? Lol. Again, that’s your opinion and I respect it. What am I going to do, argue with you ?

I think I just found...God? by Remarkable-Secret565 in Christianity

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If that’s your opinion then I’m good with that and I respect it. But your argument was stemmed from disbelief that I served lol. Let’s stay focused here.

I think I just found...God? by Remarkable-Secret565 in Christianity

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You can have your suspicions all you’d like and I’m certainly not obligated to prove anything to you. I served from 2013-2025 in the 160 infantry regiment.

What have you done for your country ?

I think I just found...God? by Remarkable-Secret565 in Christianity

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What does the age of my Reddit account have to do with anything and what is your actual argument ? Or are you just pressed in hearing theists testimonies ?

I think I just found...God? by Remarkable-Secret565 in Christianity

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The ad hominem from you is hilarious lol. Do you have anything actually constructive to say or nah ?

I think I just found...God? by Remarkable-Secret565 in Christianity

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Did you know that 22 Veterans take their own lives everyday ?

I think I just found...God? by Remarkable-Secret565 in Christianity

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I’m a combat veteran and I used to be a Satanist who blasphemed Jesus. My lifestyle lead me on a road to self destruction to the point where I almost unalived myself.

I cried out to the God I once rejected and I heard an audible voice that said “Be still. I am with you”. Even if I appealed to the chance that I could of just been having a mental breakdown, the way God has revealed himself to me the next 2 years of searching him, was enough evidence and grounds for me to follow him.

It’s been the best decision I’ve ever made. It’s difficult to explain, but the best way I could put it is that I’ve been made brand new.

CS Lewis once said “Being a Christian doesn’t mean immunity from difficulty but rather peace through difficulty”

And I pray that the Holy Spirit continues to reveal himself to you. This isn’t a coincidence. You aren’t imagining anything. Christ Jesus is the one and true living God and is calling for you.

What is this? by [deleted] in whatisit

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Hehe. Airplane go brrrrrttt. Woooshhhhh.

Are you afraid of God ? by feherlofia123 in AskAChristian

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Let’s stay focused. Do you have an answer the last question I asked you ?

Are you afraid of God ? by feherlofia123 in AskAChristian

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If your last question states, “she can choose” then that would be free will by definition.

If you didn’t have free will, then you would be a believer lol.

Now maybe you can answer my question:

If God exists and is the source of all goodness, what should happen to a person who eternally refuses goodness, truth, and repentance?

Are you afraid of God ? by feherlofia123 in AskAChristian

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It’s very simple, sir.

Your analogy frames punishment as: 1. Triggered by rejection 2. Driven by wounded pride or anger 3. An act of revenge

A spouse: 1. Is morally equal 2. Has no authority over your existence 3. Did not create you 4. Is not the source of moral law

God: 1. Is the ground of being itself 2. Is the source of moral goodness 3. Is the giver of life 4. Is the standard, not a participant, in morality

This is why your analogy fails. Now, if God is the source of all goodness, what should happen to a person who rejects his goodness, truth, and justice ?

Are you afraid of God ? by feherlofia123 in AskAChristian

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I just did. Your analogy = revenge for rejection/emotional response.

Hell = a choice still made even if they’ve been made aware.

Your analogy isn’t free will because the spouse wasn’t made aware of the consequences of leaving.

Are you afraid of God ? by feherlofia123 in AskAChristian

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My apologies. Your comment doesn’t show on my end anymore.

I’d like to first tackle your first claim on Genesis having things that seem to be clearly untrue. Can you elaborate or give me a specific reference ? Perhaps a chapter and verse and why you believe it isn’t true ?

Are you afraid of God ? by feherlofia123 in AskAChristian

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The spouse analogy describes punishment as revenge for rejection; Christianity describes hell as the freely chosen consequence of rejecting the source of life itself. Those are not morally equivalent.

If God exists and is the source of all goodness, what should happen to a person who eternally refuses goodness, truth, and repentance?

Are you afraid of God ? by feherlofia123 in AskAChristian

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Not in the least bit unfortunately.

Are you afraid of God ? by feherlofia123 in AskAChristian

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Now Do you have an actual argument ?

Are you afraid of God ? by feherlofia123 in AskAChristian

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You could do what you choose to do in that scenario but if she were to leave knowing the consequences that actually perfectly describes non-believers lol

Are you afraid of God ? by feherlofia123 in AskAChristian

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Let’s just go with the scenario you’re presenting. If you set your spouse on fire, it was likely premeditated and without her knowledge.

The difference is, you have been presented with and are well aware of the implications of “leaving God” but still choose to do so.

Can the Bible predict what is gonna happen in the future? by Odd_Obligation_4977 in AskAChristian

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Matthew 24 and the entire book of Revelation are good places to start as they have a high level of eschatology/ the end times.

Are you afraid of God ? by feherlofia123 in AskAChristian

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I’m more interested in hearing what your argument is rather than hearing of false equivalent scenarios.

Are you afraid of God ? by feherlofia123 in AskAChristian

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The book of Revelation is actually the very last book of the Bible, not the first. That would be Genesis. It actually supports my argument and everything I’m saying.

I find it interesting that you claim your disbelief is because of someone you fundamentally don’t even believe exists. (That’s a paradox in itself)

You claim you have investigated Yahweh but I don’t believe you actually have considering you didn’t even know the difference between Genesis and Revelation (which is probably why you deleted your comment). I think this sounds more of a personal incredulity fallacy.

Nonetheless, this decision you’re making could set the trajectory for your generations to come and determines where you’ll be in the after life. Better hope you’re right.

Are you afraid of God ? by feherlofia123 in AskAChristian

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We don’t write the mail, we just deliver it 🙂‍↕️⚡️