 Re: Religious Discrimination | |
I used to not believe and even said I was an athiest. If you claim to be an athiest but have laws then you are in some sort of organized religion. As far as I know athiests do not believe any of it.
I was once there but since then had life experiences and once I turned myself over to God wonderful things began to happen. I fought it for years. I would say I was atheist because I was scared to admit I was lost. God has a way of finding you.
As for what I teach my children, I don't. If they were to meet someone who said "I don't believe in God" they would just feel sorry for you and pray for you.
Being an athiest is just being empty, no real goal, no reward, just exsisting. I was there.
I saw my babies born and only a God could do that! It was a miracle in itself. |