You know, think about it. A world without a leader, a world full of evil and torture. Then think about a world with a just ruler, one who knows what is wrong and what is right.
God is the Just Ruler, without the christian laws in America and Britain we'd all be toast and you know it.
The only barrier holding many non-christians back is the leaders, and sometimes the leaders themselves aren't good rulers.
Re: Why are people afraid to admit God exists?
Originally posted by elroar
Why are so many people afraid to admit that there is a God? If God exists and He is loving, what do they have to be afraid of?
I'll tell you this...
"I don't feel safe in this world nomore, i don't want to die in a nuclear war, i wanna sail away to a distant shore, just like an apeman"-Apeman
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Ok, in a easier to understand way of speaking.
1. They need to block out their fear of god, so they don't like to mention him.
2.They don't want a leader, they think rules spoil the fun. Am I right?
You know, think about it. A world without a leader, a world full of evil and torture. Then think about a world with a just ruler, one who knows what is wrong and what is right.God is the Just Ruler, without the christian laws in America and Britain we'd all be toast and you know it.
I don't know, it looks to me like there's alot of evil in the world. And when I say alot, I mean alot. And plenty of bad things happen in the U.S. and Britain, I don't really think God has anything to do with it.
And technically all civilisations have had some form of law - common things like no murder, treason, theft etc. What is "Christian Law" - if by that you mean the 10 Commandments. then that form of law was once known as Mosaic Law, the law of Moses, seen as Jewish Law, considering Christians didn't exist till Jesus turned up. And really when you think about it the 10 Commandments aren't that unique, they just concisely put forward legal ideals that have been around for a long time.