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villaneweva
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Hey guys,
For reasons of doubt of God’s existence and limitations that Christianty imposes, one of my friends fell away (~3 months) from the armenian orthodox church and is currently agnostic.
Last night I discussed his ex-religion deeply, and we talked of his abandoning Christ and His church. I convinced my friend of the wisdom that Christianty wields concerning moral matters, such as premarital sex and theological teachings. Unfortunately, I believe my friend left my house as a nonbeliever
He contacted me today and claims he saw the Virgin Mary last night in a dream. According to him, she was in a closet and in his dream he felt his body pinching up. He believes that this vision was simply a product of our extensive discussion of Christianity, and that is not the mother of God interceding for him.
For those of you with experiences of Marianic visions, does my friend’s seem truthful and not a figment of his imagination? If so, what are ways taht I convince him that this IS an intercession, and he should come back to the Church?
Any other tips on witnessing/converting people are also welcomed
Thanks,
villaneweva
For reasons of doubt of God’s existence and limitations that Christianty imposes, one of my friends fell away (~3 months) from the armenian orthodox church and is currently agnostic.
Last night I discussed his ex-religion deeply, and we talked of his abandoning Christ and His church. I convinced my friend of the wisdom that Christianty wields concerning moral matters, such as premarital sex and theological teachings. Unfortunately, I believe my friend left my house as a nonbeliever
He contacted me today and claims he saw the Virgin Mary last night in a dream. According to him, she was in a closet and in his dream he felt his body pinching up. He believes that this vision was simply a product of our extensive discussion of Christianity, and that is not the mother of God interceding for him.
For those of you with experiences of Marianic visions, does my friend’s seem truthful and not a figment of his imagination? If so, what are ways taht I convince him that this IS an intercession, and he should come back to the Church?
Any other tips on witnessing/converting people are also welcomed
Thanks,
villaneweva