Before I get to this answer, I think it’s interesting to consider why some people believe in God, even from a young age, why some people reject God, and why some people don’t believe either way. Having been a Christian for a few decades now, it’s clear to see that many people outright reject God and the possibility that He exists. The answer more often than not is that they can’t believe in something they can’t see. On the face of it, it seems like a fair response. But to people like me, who believed from a young age simply from questioning their own self-existence and acknowledging the natural world, it actually seems like a very naive and immature response. I mean, how can you look at the incredibility of the natural world around you and draw the conclusion that God does not exist? As a Christian in the Kingdom of God, looking outward to the secular fallen world, I can only determine that God has not intervened in that person's life to draw them to Himself. I honestly think that ...
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