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You've Been Deceived
Oh, the pain, the unbelief that goes through my mind. I wander around pacing, eyes open wide, brow furrowed together.
“How could such logic be considered?” I ask myself.
I sit, for I fear that I will wear a hole in the carpet from my continuous, worried pace.
Something in the very depths of my being stirs, thus causing an unsettled feeling.
“He is real. How could anyone be so blind as to not see His wonderful ways?”
The thought crosses my mind several times before the conclusion comes with much clarity.
Deception. The act of being deceived, beguiled, misled.
This world has been. . . Deceived. Time and time again.
Atheists, witches, warlocks. All made up by the mind. All made up after being deceived.
The unsettled feeling returns.
“Well, I know the truth, and it isn’t my place to judge, but it hurts so bad!”
I sit and hold my head, and let silent, gentle tears run down my cheeks. Oh how my heart goes out to these people!
Can they not see any good mirrored in the life of God’s people?
Don’t they realize that Jesus shed blood to wash their slate clean?
He took stripe after stripe for their sake?
And they take it for granted.
They’ve been deceived.
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“I would rather live my life as if there is a God and die to find out there isn't, than live my life as if there isn't and die to find out there is.”
Just a quote I heard somewhere, I don't know who said it, but you know...
I think Portia made a speech about that in The Merchant of Venice.
Bottom line is, it's been discussed B4.
I do believe in a God, yes, and I don't think the universe could've been caused by an accident, but who am I to judge, all I have to go by is my point of view, sometimes I wish others would think about that before they judge.
Sorry, but I disagree with many principles of Chrisianity. First of all, many people I see use God's name to justify their hate(see the Westboro Baptist Church). I also can't believe in an antichrist, honestly, how can someone be purely evil.
Sadly, it's almost impossible to voice an opinion without judging others, honestly I read over this I catch myself pointing a few fingers.
I just think that we shouldn't judge anyway, if everyone in the world believes with all of their being, that their taking the right path, who are we to say that they are wrong, just put yourself in someone else's shoes
God Bless.