A question I answered inspired me to ask this.
I am an Atheist, cut and dried. I heard a Christian once give me, however, the best explanation for God's actions that I have ever heard. They told me that God moves through the actions of his followers, and that it is up to his followers to do justice to his reputation; if they fail, God suffers. Although I don't believe in God, I like this line of thought. If there is a God, he exists in the good and decent actions of good and decent people. If you are a Christian, does this describe your feelings? If a non-believer, does this seem like a good view of divinity?
By the way, the Christian who told me this? Me, some 10+ years ago, trying to convince my wavering faith that there was a way to reconcile my doubts about God with some form of faith. I lost the battle with faith, but still like what that Christian I was so long ago reasoned their diminishing faith with.
2007-07-16
13:50:42
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Jack B, sinistral
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