I have been thinking over the entire aspect of God from an Atheist view. How much they would just have to trust in the idea of God and what he did and I can totally see how hard it would be for them to officially recognize God and believe in him.
That's when I was thinking "What if I stopped believing in God?" What would I do. And it really hit me. I would be on an island by myself. In respect to origins of life and the universe, I could never possibly accept the naturalistic approach no matter how hard I try. I have seen an unskewed presentation of evidence for creationism and the points are to large and critical for me to ignore.
What I am saying is that even if I wanted to stop believing in God and never hear of him again, no matter how hard I would try, and could not ignore the facts staring me down in every facet of nature not only because I "use" to believe in creationism, but because I know the true facts of the Creationism argument and not some mere straw-men.
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- Eric
- I am 22 year old graduate from the University of Michigan with a degree in Biology. I intend to go to Pharmacy school after this next year, preferably in Chicago or stay at UM.
This mission trip to South Africa would not have been possible had I not got involved with Cru my freshment year. Cru is a Christian student group that focuses on evangelism. Through my four years at UM I have come to the realization that evangelism is so critically important!
I have chosen to go to South Africa because it falls into a unique category: although it is considered a "reached" country (a country where the gospel is widely found), it is still a country recovering from years and years of social injustice, racial segregation and constant oppression. The country is still hurting and healing and needs the gospel more than ever!
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