(January 27, 2019 at 8:23 am)tackattack Wrote: Praying for someone isn’t about convincing a puppet master to pull some strings or make a c note magically appear in your wallet. It is a Christians way of guiding someone lost into a relationship with our God. It isn’t a substitute for practical solutions and good will, but often times there is little physically that can be done.
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If you are that offended by Christians praying to thank God for their food order reach out with a compassionate heart by praying for you that I was suggest some serious introspection. If you really don’t believe that God exists in that prayer is just people mumbling kind words to the air why would it be offensive? I just don’t get it man
No, you are merely talking to your self wishing you had someone to guide you. In reality if you want answers, you read a book, you talk to a doctor or an authority. There is nobody upstairs helping humans.
Human rights do not offend me, but bad logic does offend my intellect yes.
If you wanted to pray to Apollo instead of the one you hold to be true, that is your legal right, but I would still tell you it would be no different praying to any god.
