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BlazingBolt
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Hey peppermouse…I think I kind of get what you mean…
I sort of struggle with this in that my faith often seems to me not to be very emotional…I don’t feel that I fit the stereotype of a religious faith filled person. I often have difficulty praying because “I am just not feeling it”.
The 2 things that keep me grounded and make me Catholic are rational.
I sort of struggle with this in that my faith often seems to me not to be very emotional…I don’t feel that I fit the stereotype of a religious faith filled person. I often have difficulty praying because “I am just not feeling it”.
The 2 things that keep me grounded and make me Catholic are rational.
- I am convinced that God exists. For me it is mostly that I recognition of a morality that I am compelled to submit to and other intellectual arguments I find myself intellectually siding with the theistic side of things. Reality points toward the existence of an omnipotent, intelligent, moral source or existence in my view.
- The Historical Jesus…as crazy as it seems…the most satisfying intellectual answer to who this guy was is that he is who he said he was. He clearly existed and caused quite a ruckus and the behavior of his believers and the existence of the Catholic Church and the coherent intellectually satisfying beauty of the teachings of the Church…well it definitely seems like their was no agenda, that the man was not insane or full of it, and it seems pretty compelling and explains a lot that he rose from the dead.