Christians, when you think about your existence?

Question

do you think that your belief system is the only possible anser? Do you search for other reasons?

I will be honest. I will be amazed at my sentience. I am quite capable of understanding it, it is remarkable that I experience something that is distinguished (atleast I think at times) from everyone else. I will often hear Christians say things such as how could the Universe be so ordered, or how the Earth could be in such a location it is in, and these questions and answers remind me of the sensation I have of my own existence... Life is quite remarkable, when one refelcts on their own existence it is quite unbelievable that we just happened. But, don't you question why such thoughts would direct you towards Christianity? Don't you think there could be another reason? I do, I think a lot about it. It is beyond spectacular, but at the same time I just admit I don't know.

I also find that despite the fact that I do exist, and especially how remarkable it is that I exist and can even type this message that it might not be contributed towards a God system.. Why do you think that an ultimate intelligence is behind this?

Sorry for the spelling errors.. I did a spell check but copied the wrong text.

Answer 1

ALL THAT EXIST DOES EXIST IN THE TIME FRAME OF GOD

In all this time after Adam [ and before him all existed ages, and the ages old earth was prepared ages Gen.1:1,2; Job 38:4-7, 30:-32; Gen.1:3-25 ]; then Adam to now as we get near the second coming of Christ Jesus and SAVED
into perfection which is beyond our imagination in this present state of inherited imperfection that we can make the best of it to 1Cor.15:22-28; All that has come to be it is because it is in the plan of God and in the time frame that God has allowed, he has allowed a time frame from Eden and LOST to Christ second coming and all possible SAVED.

Answer 2

I don't think religious creation systems even make a very brilliant sense ,, especially since we've learnt of boilogical systems (DNA, cells, neurological systems) , micro organisms and prehistoric lifeforms, any religion fails to make even a mere mention of all these entities, so I personally won't rely on religious explanations, science with all it's weaknesses, is still most acceptable for me, as It does not talk without proofs.

Answer 3

Belief does not require proof. You can logically believe something to be true as long as it is not proven false.

If we have a hope that our Creator exists, it is logical that we seek Him. We cannot seek Him unless we are to "hold as true" that He exists. To "hold as true" is the definition of belief.

We have both hope to find our Creator and hope to not find Him. We are simultaneously attracted and repelled. Attracted by the idea that here is my Creator who created me and gave me life. Repelled by the idea that my Creator watches me and judges my action and interferes with how I want to run my life.

The Christian idea is that God has invited us to be His sons and daughters and we must choose whether to seek Him or not. After we choose, we then build a web of "evidence" that supports our choice, a choice not based upon evidence at all.

Answer 4

I have searched out most every religion and I don't really call myself a "Christian" but I do know Jesus is the Son of God and he was sent here to provide a way for us to return to our Father in Heaven. I am Tsalagi and feel my people are closer to God than "Christians"

Answer 5

that's where science comes in.
who knows one day scientists may discover god.

-atheist-

Answer 6

If it's in your mind,
just don't think about existance,
just enjoy life!