I know my religion is correct and I know my God is real not from the Bible alone but personal experience.
About 7 years ago I was suicidal. I will not go into detail but my health was so bad I was sick of suffering. I wanted the pain to end. One escape I did have was music. I was not the best player in the world but it helped me escape even though it aggravated my lung problem. Doctor after doctor told me to quit band. To stop doing the one thing that brought me joy in life. I wanted to end it then but was told about a specialist to talk to first. My last hope. I resolved to end it if I was told the same thing again.
I was a Christian at the time. I questioned my faith a lot but I still prayed. Not sure why seeing I really didn't believe at that time. I prayed every day he cure me. That I would wake up and be healed. It didn't happen. Long story short they ran some tests and got confused. I was sick, but my lungs were stronger than the average patient. With my symptoms I should have been dead. My first doctor was treating me wrong, I was given new medicine and it was a miracle. I had hope, I had my life back.
God has used music in my life to not just save me, but to serve others. Opportunities have just fallen into my lap from people who said they prayed about it and my name showed up. I see people light up when I play, hope I didn't have 7 years ago and God has made it possible for me to have hope and give it to others.
Plain and simple if God didn't exist either my crapped up health would of kill me or I would have killed myself. That's how I know God exists. I am alive because he lives. Believing in God is not wasting your life it's saving it.
That.... proves absolutely nothing. It's most likely coincidence, if not a lie. If prayer had any connection to unexpected recovery, then the simple mathematical results over the entire population would have said so long ago.
Science will unearth, later, whether it be ten years or a thousand, >precisely< why you recovered.
And I can guarantee it's not your imaginary friend in the sky.
Is it normal to hate Jesus and Christianity?
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I know my religion is correct and I know my God is real not from the Bible alone but personal experience.
About 7 years ago I was suicidal. I will not go into detail but my health was so bad I was sick of suffering. I wanted the pain to end. One escape I did have was music. I was not the best player in the world but it helped me escape even though it aggravated my lung problem. Doctor after doctor told me to quit band. To stop doing the one thing that brought me joy in life. I wanted to end it then but was told about a specialist to talk to first. My last hope. I resolved to end it if I was told the same thing again.
I was a Christian at the time. I questioned my faith a lot but I still prayed. Not sure why seeing I really didn't believe at that time. I prayed every day he cure me. That I would wake up and be healed. It didn't happen. Long story short they ran some tests and got confused. I was sick, but my lungs were stronger than the average patient. With my symptoms I should have been dead. My first doctor was treating me wrong, I was given new medicine and it was a miracle. I had hope, I had my life back.
God has used music in my life to not just save me, but to serve others. Opportunities have just fallen into my lap from people who said they prayed about it and my name showed up. I see people light up when I play, hope I didn't have 7 years ago and God has made it possible for me to have hope and give it to others.
Plain and simple if God didn't exist either my crapped up health would of kill me or I would have killed myself. That's how I know God exists. I am alive because he lives. Believing in God is not wasting your life it's saving it.
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Very well put. Thank You for sharing this.
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I'm happy you think so Darkknight. Have a nice day.
That.... proves absolutely nothing. It's most likely coincidence, if not a lie. If prayer had any connection to unexpected recovery, then the simple mathematical results over the entire population would have said so long ago.
Science will unearth, later, whether it be ten years or a thousand, >precisely< why you recovered.
And I can guarantee it's not your imaginary friend in the sky.