Awesome. Thank you for brilliant and challenging posts. I hope it is okay, for a fool theist, to tag along to learn, challenged and be informed by a person holding a different view of what we see around us.
Your blog reader and new follower,
Prayson
Thank you for taking the time to read. I decided to follow you as well. It is perfectly okay for anyone to follow my blog. As a rule, most theists I meet are not foolish, just the beliefs they have on faith I feel are foolish.
Thanks James. I totally agree to some point. I left Christianity and became an atheist for must of my 17-23 because I thought the belief my parents raised me were unwarranted and foolish.
A girl, yes, a beautiful one who is now my wife, challenged me to understand early Christianity, philosophical and historical foundation of which I dearly rejected before I disagreed with her. She told me I could not say I find something foolish before I can say I understand it at its strongest point and I find it foolish.
I left aviation for theology and philosophy because I loved her, but I ended up holding the foolish things đ I am mere Christian theist who is passionately in love with classical atheistic literature of Hume, Nietzsche, Kant, Marx and Freud.
I love your blog and enjoy and breathe-taken by your beautiful mind.
Prayson
Thank you. I don’t know why you feel the need to label yourself Christian. All the wonderful things in humanity exists without Jesus. You are good without god. The rest, I believe, is just excess baggage. However, you are still seeking and as long as someone keeps questioning they can keep growing. “Believe those who are seeking truth, doubt those who find it.” – Andre Gide
Awesome. Thank you for brilliant and challenging posts. I hope it is okay, for a fool theist, to tag along to learn, challenged and be informed by a person holding a different view of what we see around us.
Your blog reader and new follower,
Prayson
Thank you for taking the time to read. I decided to follow you as well. It is perfectly okay for anyone to follow my blog. As a rule, most theists I meet are not foolish, just the beliefs they have on faith I feel are foolish.
Thanks James. I totally agree to some point. I left Christianity and became an atheist for must of my 17-23 because I thought the belief my parents raised me were unwarranted and foolish.
A girl, yes, a beautiful one who is now my wife, challenged me to understand early Christianity, philosophical and historical foundation of which I dearly rejected before I disagreed with her. She told me I could not say I find something foolish before I can say I understand it at its strongest point and I find it foolish.
I left aviation for theology and philosophy because I loved her, but I ended up holding the foolish things đ I am mere Christian theist who is passionately in love with classical atheistic literature of Hume, Nietzsche, Kant, Marx and Freud.
I love your blog and enjoy and breathe-taken by your beautiful mind.
Prayson
Thank you. I don’t know why you feel the need to label yourself Christian. All the wonderful things in humanity exists without Jesus. You are good without god. The rest, I believe, is just excess baggage. However, you are still seeking and as long as someone keeps questioning they can keep growing. “Believe those who are seeking truth, doubt those who find it.” – Andre Gide