interesting
man school these days have absolutely no support for the Christian faith. It seems to me that they're ignoring their policies of not mentioning religion by the simple fact that in practically ever book i read, authors offers the weakest opinions as try to support anti-christianity. well, in that case i guess i can offer my ignorant opinion that schools are trying to make us atheist, or i mean... at least not christian.
i'm without any intention to judge anyone else, but like wayne says so many people simply believe that they believe. so many people in my school, they either believe they believe in God or they believe that they believe there is no God. And by the looks at it, reading books we do in school with all its religious content, more and more people are believing that there is no God, or at least no God in Jesus Christ.
I didn't mean to take it so far as to say schools are making 'us atheist', but they are supporting that effect. especially for those who have no faith, they take the supposed evidence presented in these fictional books as their evidence that there is no salvation through Christ; and they soak it up so quickly. it's obvious in everything they do.
so i wonder if it's right for a person like me, to present a case for christ. it's not like i'm simply trying to win them over with an overwhelming amount of facts. but i am trying to present some sort of truth to replace that trash that so many choose to beleive. but the thing is that, it seems like with everything i share, whether facts or experience, it raises more doubt then understanding and enlightenment, and it makes me wonder if what i'm doing is right. i guess it's a matter of if i have enough faith to believe that God can use my words to reach people, no matter how weak it sounds in my own ears. it seems impossible sometimes, imagining that God can use a person as weak as me, to shame the strong. well... in the end i guess the 'strong' really aren't strong at all. hm.. strength is found in god is it not? yes i do believe with all my life it is.
i'm without any intention to judge anyone else, but like wayne says so many people simply believe that they believe. so many people in my school, they either believe they believe in God or they believe that they believe there is no God. And by the looks at it, reading books we do in school with all its religious content, more and more people are believing that there is no God, or at least no God in Jesus Christ.
I didn't mean to take it so far as to say schools are making 'us atheist', but they are supporting that effect. especially for those who have no faith, they take the supposed evidence presented in these fictional books as their evidence that there is no salvation through Christ; and they soak it up so quickly. it's obvious in everything they do.
so i wonder if it's right for a person like me, to present a case for christ. it's not like i'm simply trying to win them over with an overwhelming amount of facts. but i am trying to present some sort of truth to replace that trash that so many choose to beleive. but the thing is that, it seems like with everything i share, whether facts or experience, it raises more doubt then understanding and enlightenment, and it makes me wonder if what i'm doing is right. i guess it's a matter of if i have enough faith to believe that God can use my words to reach people, no matter how weak it sounds in my own ears. it seems impossible sometimes, imagining that God can use a person as weak as me, to shame the strong. well... in the end i guess the 'strong' really aren't strong at all. hm.. strength is found in god is it not? yes i do believe with all my life it is.