1 Corinthians 8:1 Now concerning things sacrificed to idols, we know that we all have knowledge. Knowledge makes arrogant, but love edifies.
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Well, perhaps not, but I am sure it certainly helps. I've never heard of a single instance of an atheist seeing God. However, I know of the opposite sometimes happening. The best recorded instance of this is probably Mother Teresa. Toward the end of her career she lost all sense of the presence of God in her life and began questioning his existence.
For instance, my point would be that if you look to the very existence of life as evidence of God, it helps if you already believe in God. Atheists won't see life as evidence for God.
For instance, my point would be that if you look to the very existence of life as evidence of God, it helps if you already believe in God. Atheists won't see life as evidence for God.
This reminds me of our earlier discussion about God being like a good shepherd who cares more for the lost sheep than for the one who has not gone astray. Then someone always comes along and says God cares more for those who accept him on faith than on those who think he doesn't exist. It seems to me Christians really shouldn't try to have it both ways.
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I have not heard that about Mother Teresa, but then again the Catholics like to try to hide stuff and make people out to be more divine than others. However for those that believe we are just brothers and sisters in Christ. Nobody is to be above another. Which is one of the reasons I left the Catholic church.
Mother Teresa wrote a series of letters over a number of years to her spiritual advisers, as she had no one else to share the deep sense of emptiness that came to consume her. She later asked that the letters be destroyed, instead they were released for publication.
PS. In her early her youth she claimed to hear the voice of Jesus giving her advise.
PS. In her early her youth she claimed to hear the voice of Jesus giving her advise.
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The damage tends to be overstated. A friend, who once took me out on his sail boat, asked my opinion on what damage the Sun might do his eyes. He'd heard that permanent damage would result from staring at the Sun, and to test the claim he'd tried a number of times to stare at the Sun while on his boat, without suffering any apparent harm. I told him of the case of two drunks who watched a solar eclipse without protecting their eyes. What I heard is that they suffered some temporary vision impairment until their retinas had recovered from the sunburn they'd received. Though perhaps a more remote danger would be eventual cataracts.
No? Well it would be a good place for him to hide. 
I've heard this before, but I don't trust the authority of the writer.
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For those looking for God with telescopes, perhaps you are missing Him because He is inside the bright lights. Actually, that's not quite the way that it is. .
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I've heard this before, but I don't trust the authority of the writer.