Well, do you?
Honestly, I find that I don't. If yo told me there was no floor under my feet, even if I wanted to believe you, even if I desperately wanted to believe you, I just coudn't; it's beyond my control. I used to not believe in God; again, not a choice. even if I wanted to believe in God, I would still not have believed in him. Now I do believe in God. And again, you guessed it; not my choice. I just do. Nothing I could do could cause me to disbelieve in God, just as before there was nothihng I could do to cause me to believe in God. Have you had the same experience, or is it in fact a choice in your case?
Your thoughts?
Honestly, I find that I don't. If yo told me there was no floor under my feet, even if I wanted to believe you, even if I desperately wanted to believe you, I just coudn't; it's beyond my control. I used to not believe in God; again, not a choice. even if I wanted to believe in God, I would still not have believed in him. Now I do believe in God. And again, you guessed it; not my choice. I just do. Nothing I could do could cause me to disbelieve in God, just as before there was nothihng I could do to cause me to believe in God. Have you had the same experience, or is it in fact a choice in your case?
Your thoughts?