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Originally Posted by Savorgnan
No. None of that. It's just that you have to know that we believers have already explained our Faith millions of times, without being understood, and we maybe have given up the idea of "enlighting" the others. After all, our time of speech is so reduced in comparison to the atheistic medias...
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In my opinion the question is not to believe or not to believe, as that is personal and cannot and does not need to be rationalized. If you have faith you believe, and thats the end of the question.
I do not think one must be explaining why does one have faith. You simply have it or you do not have it, and if you have it you are blessed, because many things are explained and "everything turns to be more comprehensible".
My interest is: what is relevant about Christianism? The religious message for which who follows the steps and becomes a good Christian will find itīs way in Heven or the social message, in terms of the civic values that underline Christianity? And in any case, the debate would be, could they coexist separately?