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Originally posted by Rich The Intern:
Sorry this is late coming. I am a Christian but I don't believe in God, It's a lot more wierd than the other stuff. Strangely though I believe in Jesus, but I wonder about his Real father. This makes me question my beliefs about God, I just got back from a week at a Christian adventure centre they had some pretty good points about God. So my wondering continues.
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No offense, but how can u believe in Jesus Christ only? Jesus and God are God, and they both are one. You can just believe in Jesus Christ and not God, or God and not Jesus christ. Then you will believe that God has sent his son. And you have to believe that he is the son of God. Jesus been here ever since Genesis. WIthout God, no Jesus Christ. You know what I'm saying yo?
Yeah, you don't have to go to church in order to believe in God. As long as you follow the five steps of salvation: hear the word, believe, confess, be baptize in the holy ghost, repent. But you are not going to touch the radio on the church channel and expect to be save. It does'nt work that way. But once you believe iN jesus Christ being the son of God, you really can't go back. I mean, yeah, some people in church can be hypocritical but you can't expect christians to be perfect. No one is. Only Jesus is perfect. That's why God sent him down to die for us, because he loves us so much, in order to put a place in heaven where he is. You will understand God through the bible. He's not a bad God. You know, I use to be atheist too. But my friend Krystal (sistasouljah as you may know, always busy!lol) but she said, in a nicely way to try Jesus out in a day. And i didi, i read the bible and the bible is amazing. It makes sence. I use to believe in Evolution theory but now i don't because, it's so irrelevent and God making the earth in 7 days does make sense to me. He just made it so simple, not complicated. But yeah, In order to understand God, you have to read the bible. God is like wind. Even though you can't see him, he's there. But you believe in wind right?
