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1  Theology / Apologetics / Re: FAQ For Non-Christians on: January 26, 2006, 04:54:55 AM
Thank you all for your help Smiley
2  Theology / Apologetics / Re: FAQ For Non-Christians on: January 25, 2006, 07:13:44 AM
Blackeyedpeas, you mentionned when talking about the legitimacy of the Bible that:

"history from other sources also verify the Bible"

Can you tell me where i might be able to read some of what these sources say?
3  Fellowship / You name it!! / Re: How can a non-believer become a believer? on: January 24, 2006, 10:42:25 AM
i can not think of a reason why i have rejected Jesus Christ. Both my parents believe in God though they do not go to church to worship him. Up until the age of about 9 i frequented Sunday School at my local church and i also read my Bible every night before going to sleep. There have been no major events in my life but ever since being lets say 13 years old i have not believed that there is a God. But then also don't believe that the the world was created by the Big Bang. I don't believe in either of these things because i simply don't know.
4  Fellowship / You name it!! / Re: How can a non-believer become a believer? on: January 24, 2006, 09:29:31 AM
Tim thank you for your reply.
I have to say that your answer has been the only of one of many that has even made think slightly differently. Normally when i talk about believing, christians ask me "who do you think made the world?" Now i know it is written in the very first chapter of the very first book of the Bible that God made the earth. But how is it so widely contested not just how earth was created but also how man evolved?
You on the other hand have told me about death, not life. And you are right i don't think any scientist has even really begun to explain why we die because actually there is no answer, except for yours.
But i am very anaylitcal and i will look into why people die. If there is no other answer than the one written in the Bible, then surely i have to believe this. And if i believe this then surely i must have to believe there is a God.
Again, Tim, thanks.
I will let you know how things go Smiley
5  Fellowship / You name it!! / How can a non-believer become a believer? on: January 24, 2006, 06:38:42 AM
I wonder if anybody could help me....
I am a non believer. My boyfriend is a believer. I want to be part of everything in his life which includes loving Jesus.
But ever since i was young i have not believed in God and i have no idea how i can change beliefs on this. My boyfriend says that maybe sometime in my life something good or bad will happen that willmake me believe in him. But what if nothing happens?
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