Asked by Anonymous. The hypothetical in your question suggests some form of internal disconnect between wanting to believe and not being able to believe. I would like to think I would live for a true resolution of that disconnect – holding the tension with intellectual and emotional prowess until a satisfactory outcome is found. But [...]
Archive for December, 2010
Q&A: Imagine you are Atheist, and cannot believe in God no matter how much you want to, what would you live for?
Friday, December 31st, 2010Q&A: What is your current reason for living?
Friday, December 31st, 2010Asked by Anonymous. Thanks for the question. There will be a more complete answer when I write about the recent season of my life soon. But the simple and quick answer is this: worship. My reason for living is to worship God. Why? Beyond the fact that that is simply the Right Thing to Do… [...]
Q&A: In Heaven, those who endured bad things on Earth are comforted… implying we’ll remember what we’ll be comforted for. Can you add your opinion to this?
Thursday, December 30th, 2010Anonymous asks this question and references Luke 16:25. I don’t have much to add to the implication. The comfort of heaven doesn’t seem to be a matter of controversy. Neither do I think it’s controversial to draw the implication that we’ll remember our earthly lives. Those conclusions seem sensible. I don’t know if I’d draw [...]
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Thursday, December 30th, 2010Particularly to those who have followed me from my old blogspot blog: Welcome to Journeyman. If you were subscribed to the old blog, you may want to update your RSS subscription. This site contains all the content from the former blog and over the next few days the old will be automatically redirected here. I have [...]
