2024-09-26T12:00:00
A former atheist finds God at the end of a long spiritual quest through nihilism and despair
In today’s culture, some say that people are open to anything but Christianity. Being “spiritual not religious” is more socially acceptable than taking part in traditional religion. You can pick and choose what spirituality best suit you, or you can reject any form of spirituality altogether. In either case, you become your own god. You decide what is true and what is good, and you control your own life.
But what happens when someone has tried life without God, or tried life with self-made… (Register to read the rest of the article)
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