Dayv
Member
One problem I have noticed here is how people go about questioning and answering. I'm willing to bet most of you who claim to have questioned what you believe have only questioned a little, then got scared or bored (or drew some illogical conclusion) and gave up. Why? because you still believe it.
The thing is, to truely question your faith, you have to go back to the foundation. A lot of people are using scripture to affirm their faith, but have you ever questioned these scriptures? And if you have, and you still believe, have you questioned your questions? How do you know these scriptures speak truth? And even if they are basically true, history has been shown to have a strong sway towards the winning side. If your scriptures are divine, or divinely inspired, that means somewhere your god had a hand in it, and that means they are obviously going to have his skew on things.
This relates to what pandamonk said, satan doesn't seem so bad to me, most of what is said of him in the bible is just slander from god or some other prophet, maybe satan is just the loser of a battle between gods. Now if satan tries to defend himself, no ones going to listen because your god already said all he has is lies. Sounds kinda political to me
Personally I have questioned my faith often, in fact I constantly do, so much to the point of apathy. I hold to my faith more out of enjoyment of it than for any real logical reason, I hope I'm right, but I'm probably not. And there is no way to know who is right, everyone says there has to be one true faith, I'm betting there isn't one at all, or if there is, no one's found it yet.
The thing is, to truely question your faith, you have to go back to the foundation. A lot of people are using scripture to affirm their faith, but have you ever questioned these scriptures? And if you have, and you still believe, have you questioned your questions? How do you know these scriptures speak truth? And even if they are basically true, history has been shown to have a strong sway towards the winning side. If your scriptures are divine, or divinely inspired, that means somewhere your god had a hand in it, and that means they are obviously going to have his skew on things.
This relates to what pandamonk said, satan doesn't seem so bad to me, most of what is said of him in the bible is just slander from god or some other prophet, maybe satan is just the loser of a battle between gods. Now if satan tries to defend himself, no ones going to listen because your god already said all he has is lies. Sounds kinda political to me
Personally I have questioned my faith often, in fact I constantly do, so much to the point of apathy. I hold to my faith more out of enjoyment of it than for any real logical reason, I hope I'm right, but I'm probably not. And there is no way to know who is right, everyone says there has to be one true faith, I'm betting there isn't one at all, or if there is, no one's found it yet.