(March 30, 2018 at 11:31 pm)Godscreated Wrote:(March 30, 2018 at 6:43 am)Mr.Obvious Wrote: You know, it's funny. My greatest change was at The end of my puberty, which i hit rather late and which coincided with me losing my religion.
That transition was hard and unpleasant. But i came out a much happier and much more responsible person. In no small part because i began Looking for my cause of problems within myself, rather than outside myself. Which also made me focus much more on my actions and my own part in solutions. My sense of responsabiliteit and self worth grew without The crux of god. Funny, seems opposite to yours.
God a crux, not hardly. God guides us and enables us to make good decisions in our lives, He never forces us to make a decision.
GC
I consider myself spiritual, I was a Christian for a while, and left then went back then left...it went on like this, and then I came to find that being spiritual, having beliefs in a higher power, but not holding to a religion, suits me best. Have you always been a Christian?
