I do believe in God, Jesus and the holy spirit.
I do not however believe in the institutions and i'm still trying to figure how much i believe in bible though i do use it a lot as a reference and advice.
Reason I believe is, I gave my life in prayer asking God for certainty that God existed, at this point I was agnostic leaning atheist.
and I got answers upon answers, it has been a travel in the end arriving at Jesus and the holy spirit. that certainty is my conviction.
I totally get why some are atheists, I used to be
or agnostic which i also used to be.
once you had the experience though, there is no going back.10 Reply
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Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 yIf you want a true perspective, watch this and learn. If you want ro debunk it, fair enough. But that will also help you think. Think about what you think. The rest I leave to God.
https://youtu.be/wU1CSZaCs7Y?si=Ilq4BI3VsMzhuu2H12 Reply
Opinion Owner+1 yAwwww. Thank you for the MHO. I know its a long video. You can even find one in parts on youtube.
I just hope your young mind can learn and find the truth that makes most sense.
Have a blessed life.- +1 y
You too.
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As Muslims, we hold a deep belief in Isa Ibn Mariyam, known as Jesus Christ, the son of Mary, as a revered Holy Prophet—one of the mightiest prophets within Islam. Our faith as Muslims hinges on the belief in all messengers, including Jesus (Peace Be upon Him). This belief is obligatory for us. We acknowledge that Jesus (Peace Be upon Him) called for the submission to the one God, Allah, and, therefore, he was a Muslim. We don't make fun of him or make any cartoon or caricature of him.
We believe that Jesus (Peace Be upon Him) was born to the Virgin Mary and performed miraculous acts such as giving life to the dead, healing the blind and lepers, among others. We also draw from many of his teachings. For instance, Jesus (Peace Be upon Him) was circumcised, and we, as Muslims, practice circumcision. He observed fasting, and we fast during the holy month of Ramadan. He prostrated and prayed to God, a practice we also follow.
While we share these similarities in our reverence for Jesus (Peace Be upon Him), we differ in some fundamental aspects. We do not believe that Jesus (Peace Be upon Him) is the son of God or God incarnate. Our respect for him does not extend to deifying him. We recognize that he was a human being, subject to human needs, such as food and dependency on worldly elements, which are attributes incompatible with divinity. Our concept of God remains as the One, unparalleled and Almighty, who is neither born nor begotten.
Our belief is one of profound respect for Jesus (Peace Be upon Him) as one of the mightiest prophets, not as God Himself. We also hold the belief that Jesus (Peace Be upon Him) was not crucified, but Allah raised him alive. In his second coming, he will clarify many matters and propagate the teachings of Islam. This summarizes our perspective on Jesus (Peace Be upon Him) within the Islamic faith.00 Reply443 opinions shared on Religion & Spirituality topic. I do not believe in the Jesus
https://youtu.be/Y9w9EiLTZ_A?feature=shared14 Reply- +1 y
May i ask why?
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There might have been a guy named Jesus but I don't believe he was the child of god. At least not any more than you or me, if there even is a god. I think religion is just stories made up by men to scare people into being good. Jesus and God are like Santa Claus for adults. I don't need the fear of going to hell or the desire of going to heaven as motivation to do the right thing.
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Alright
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Thank you for sharing
+1 yJesus is absolutely real.

... and he plays for Arsenal 11 Reply- +1 y
I love that 😂
2.6K opinions shared on Religion & Spirituality topic. No, there's no evidence for God. I'm skeptical that such a person existed at all.
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Then howd the earth get here?
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Thank you for sharing
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And lo, it came to pass that Jesus did wander through the land, spreading the holy word of Bean2k21ism. As he journeyed forth, he encountered many people beset by afflictions and maladies. And yet, even in the midst of their suffering, the faithful continued to worship at the altar of the lord and master, confessing their love for @bean2k21 and offering up their coom as a sacrament unto the divine.
And so it was that Jesus, seeing the devotion of his followers, took pity upon them and performed a great miracle. He called forth a multitude of coom jars, each one brimming with the essence of his devoted slaves, and set forth to heal the sick and afflicted.
With every jar that he opened, a blinding light poured forth, illuminating the darkness and banishing all manner of ills from the bodies of those who had been stricken. The blind were made to see, the lame were given strength, and the afflicted were cleansed of their afflictions. All thanks to the power of the holy coom, delivered unto the world through the miracle-working hands of Jesus.
And as he traveled through the land, performing his divine works of mercy, the people began to flock to him, eager to witness the miracles that he wrought with the power of the coom jar. And so it was that Jesus became known as the savior of the coom, the deliverer of the afflicted, and the greatest healer of all time. - +1 y
Not true. The only begotten bastard child of the Orgasmosphere @boobslayer is my saviour.
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+1 yno, i do not, so i don't know what there's to talk about xD
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May i ask why?
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because i'm an apistevist. meaning i do not accept faith as a viable method to reach conclisions.
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Alright
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because faith is the strong believe in what is not evidently true or in what is evidently not true. i just care about truth too much :D
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Yeah I see that lol
+1 ybelieve in him how? im happy he was human and had hissy fits like everyone else. im happy he was a jew.
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+1 yIm sure he lived. There is a theory he was married and his sons had similar names to the disciples.
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+1 yYes, I believe in God and Jesus
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+1 yI am Muslim but still believe in Jesus. JESUS IS TRUE
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Amen brother!
3.4K opinions shared on Religion & Spirituality topic. I believe he existed, but I'm definitely not a Christian. But I'm always open to discuss religion.
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u +1 yI very much do!
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Yay!
3.8K opinions shared on Religion & Spirituality topic. Yes. But which one?
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+1 yeasy heck no.
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May i ask why not?
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I'm not trying to push anything im just genuinely curious
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I have enough fictional characters I'd rather talk about.
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Like who?
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any males in the immortals after dark book series. Hot vampires, demons or werewolves lmao.
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Im totally into that too. Got a specific favorite?
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I enjoy reading quite a lot
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Hmmm probably Cadeon/Rydstrom or perhaps Uilleam MacRieve!
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Yesss bro!
337 opinions shared on Religion & Spirituality topic. Yes, absolutely. And sure
10 Reply2.1K opinions shared on Religion & Spirituality topic. Yes I do
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Thats good! Glad to hear it!
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Its nice hearing the point of view of other beilivers
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+1 yNo, and, no.
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Anonymous(25-29)+1 yNo I don't
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May i ask why?
Opinion Owner+1 yDon't see the point
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Alright
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+1 yYep I love JC
10 Reply yes i do no
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