I’m trying to think through some of my newfound beliefs and am pondering some of the “hows” and “whys” behind the Christian story of how God revealed himself to man. Sometimes I think it makes a lot of sense, other times it seems implausible.
That’s from Jennifer. She used to be an atheist. Now, she’s on the way to becoming a Catholic. Before the rips on Catholicism begin, and people start saying, “It’s implausible,” let’s get this straight: That’s not the point.
The point is this question she poses to readers:
… pretend that you’re God for a minute. You created everything in the
universe, including humans. You love humans, you want them to know you and your guidelines for how they should live, and you also want them to have free will.Given these parameters, how do you go about revealing yourself and your plan to them?
Would Christians have answers different from the biblical story?
What would atheists answer even if it is just a hypothetical?
[tags]atheist, Christian, Catholicism, Catholic, revelation, Bible[/tags]
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