Christians come on in

[Nerdsrock22]

I would consider reading Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis if you are actually interested in hearing some compelling and logical reasons for the belief of God. If you are determined to find concrete physical proof for faith, then I'm afraid you are barking up the wrong tree. Christianity, at least, starts with a spiritual understanding of God, and then (hopefully) manifests itself physically through the actions of it's followers.

[msanch24]

I would consider reading Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis if you are actually interested in hearing some compelling and logical reasons for the belief of God. If you are determined to find concrete physical proof for faith, then I'm afraid you are barking up the wrong tree. Christianity, at least, starts with a spiritual understanding of God, and then (hopefully) manifests itself physically through the actions of it's followers.

I'll definitely check it out! thank you.

I understand that christianity itself cannot exist in the absence of faith, but that is exactly where im at, so this will be an interesting discussion. I ask with an open mind.

[antj101]

I would consider reading Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis if you are actually interested in hearing some compelling and logical reasons for the belief of God. If you are determined to find concrete physical proof for faith, then I'm afraid you are barking up the wrong tree. Christianity, at least, starts with a spiritual understanding of God, and then (hopefully) manifests itself physically through the actions of it's followers.

This...

[msanch24]

This...

which part? the book or the philosophy on faith?

[antj101]

which part? the book or the philosophy on faith?

The book... as well as his idea of faith

[msanch24]

The book... as well as his idea of faith

ill check it out! thanks