QUOTE(KingKarma420 @ May 27 2007, 06:53 AM) [snapback]1695973[/snapback]
i find it interesting examining proof of god and divine design in nature and our universe. but part of me feels guilty because i should believe by faith alone. i think it helps affirm my beliefs, even though i shouldnt need it to.
have you ever felt like this? should i feel guilty looking for god in other aspects of life besides the bible?
lets please not turn this into another evolution v.s. creationism debate
a moderator will just close it down
All right, I think I have ripped on ya before for believing, but I'll try to help this time.
Of course, I don't know what you are going through, but my mother is a huge fan of God, just a rabid Christian, massive faith.
And she studies the scientific and historical angles of Christianity endlessly. She has a whole library of books on scientific and historical proofs of the Bible. She says it isn't the basis of her faith, just helps bolster it sometimes, if she can know for a fact that this or that is proven.
I don't think you need to have guilt in looking for answers. After all, you wouldn't be religious if you weren't looking for answers in some way. And taking everything on faith can be hard. Look at some of the old school preachers. They found God in looking at nature on an afternoon's walk. They had faith out the yin-yang and still need that little extra oomph to keep them afloat.
There, that's my good deed for the year. I will now go back to being an a*******. LOL