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Faith
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The Bible says that
//Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen//
How is that any different from saying that faith is
unsupported assertions of impossible absurdities with no good evidence?
Why is ''Faith'' promoted as a good thing?
The 9/11 high-jackers had faith.
So did the followers of Jim Jones and David Koresh.
//Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen//
How is that any different from saying that faith is
unsupported assertions of impossible absurdities with no good evidence?
Why is ''Faith'' promoted as a good thing?
The 9/11 high-jackers had faith.
So did the followers of Jim Jones and David Koresh.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ. //Why is "faith" promoted as a good thing? William Wilberforce, Elizabeth Fry, Florence Nightingale, Martin Luther King. I rest my case//
The people you mentioned were all ''Christian'', so my response will be all ''Christian''
Spanish inquisition
Witch burnings
Crusades
Pogroms
African slavery
(Go on. Get the Wilberforce thread on the go if you want to learn more about this man)
Eradication of Native American Indians
Aww, you know what?
I've given up already.
Could have gone on.
Just cant be arrised with someone who follows a middle eastern desert death cult, that cant be bothered to research...
The people you mentioned were all ''Christian'', so my response will be all ''Christian''
Spanish inquisition
Witch burnings
Crusades
Pogroms
African slavery
(Go on. Get the Wilberforce thread on the go if you want to learn more about this man)
Eradication of Native American Indians
Aww, you know what?
I've given up already.
Could have gone on.
Just cant be arrised with someone who follows a middle eastern desert death cult, that cant be bothered to research...
Jesus said to a Samaritan woman: “God is a Spirit, and those worshiping him must worship with spirit and truth,” not according to fables or imaginary ideas. (John 4:24)
Today, the Bible reader is surrounded by events that indicate that the Messianic kingdom is at hand.
But to the majority of those putting hope in this world it appears that things are going to go on as they are now to time indefinite.
No but true Christians having strong, enduring faith is better than being a great conqueror, because the apostle John says: “This is the conquest that has conquered the world, our faith.” (1 John 5:4) It is a question of integrity, not of might. Enduring with faith is following the pattern of the one with greatest faith and the conqueror of the world, Jesus Christ.—John 16:33.
Today, the Bible reader is surrounded by events that indicate that the Messianic kingdom is at hand.
But to the majority of those putting hope in this world it appears that things are going to go on as they are now to time indefinite.
No but true Christians having strong, enduring faith is better than being a great conqueror, because the apostle John says: “This is the conquest that has conquered the world, our faith.” (1 John 5:4) It is a question of integrity, not of might. Enduring with faith is following the pattern of the one with greatest faith and the conqueror of the world, Jesus Christ.—John 16:33.
About 3 years ago, American Express fraud protection refunded me the purchase price of a laptop I had ordered online. I was scammed because I missed simple red flags like no estimated delivery date. Regardless, I now had an electronic receipt stating that I had purchased a laptop. It had no value and turned out to be an example of unsupported assertions of impossible absurdities with no good evidence. The receipt was only as good as the non-existent store that issued it. Having actual integrity, God’s Word declares it is as good as He is: Psalms 138:2 “...for thou hast magnified thy word above all thy name.” It contains over 900 promises that are already paid for and can be claimed by showing our “receipt” (believing is our receipt). Hebrews 11:1 (literal) “Now believing is the title deed to things prayed for, the evidence they are yours before they are seen.” Find the promise of God… believe… and you’ll receive it.