[QUOTE="R-A-W-R"][QUOTE="supa_badman"] how do you experience that? :|Johnny-n-RogerI'll give an example. This morning I was a bit down because of some circumstances in life. As I was driving by myself to church I prayed that God would lift me up during this day. I immediately realized my problem. It's not me who should be lifted up but God alone! I then prayed that I would see and feel God lifted up this day. Immediately I felt at peace in the midst of my circumstances because it's not I who I should be living for but God's glory. Since then I've been much more joyous in my attitude trying to share the love of Christ even if it be trying to lift up a cashier at Walmart (which I just came from). That's a very small example but it gives you an idea of a daily example. Many times have I had more drastic encounters, at times even weeping in joy to the Lord laying prostrate on the floor. Self meditation can cause a similar ease of emotions without the interference of any sort of diety, holy body, or organized religion. Your point is moot. Regardless, he credited to Christ. That's what faith is in a sense, realizing that sometimes that God does help and you can't do it yourself. It's hard to argue faith, because if you don't believe it, you wouldn't understand.
For what reason do you believe in your religion?
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