Meta-narrative

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I acknowledge exactly what he says he left a faith, a belief system. I also accept that he is what he claims to be an Atheist. If God to him now doesn’t exist in his opinion than only in his opinion was God ever real, the only thing that changed for him was his opinion, it is the truth he says we all share now. Nothing else changed just his opinion.

God being our creator, sustainer, redeemer, our very reason to be is not a reality for him only a topic from other points of view.

Denying Christ came in the flesh, unfaithful to our creator is cause for concern, do you believe that, or it matters not in your opinion?

@kellyjay said
If God to him now doesn’t exist in his opinion than only in his opinion was God ever real, the only thing that changed for him was his opinion, it is the truth he says we all share now. Nothing else changed just his opinion.

So, in your opinion I was RIGHT to believe the Christian God was real and that He was "in" me for 25+ years? From your point of view, I "knew" who Jesus really was?

@fmf said
So, in your opinion I was RIGHT to believe the Christian God was real and that He was "in" me for 25+ years? From your point of view, I "knew" who Jesus really was?

You could have had correct beliefs all without Christ as a reality in your life, which what I have been saying for years.

@kellyjay said
You could have had correct beliefs all without Christ as a reality in your life, which what I have been saying for years.

Christ was a "reality in my life" in the same way as you believe he is a "reality in [your] life".

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Good explanation please let’s confirm that!

@fmf said
Christ was a "reality in my life" in the same way as you believe he is a "reality in [your] life".

That sounds good but not what I have been saying, it is consistently what you have alleged. What I believe and what you believe may be similar, our experience separates us. The Lord has seen us through many good and bad times, what you had you rejected at something that is none of my business. Not much of a eternal God experience in your life if you could renounce Him altogether.

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I know what I believe but don’t assume I know what you believe. You presumed to know what I believe even as we have had many disagreements in the past. So spell out your beliefs what makes one a Christian and if there is a correct definition does that mean there are also ways to get it wrong.

@fmf said
Christ was a "reality in my life" in the same way as you believe he is a "reality in [your] life".

Well we are all witnesses we are either testifying to truth or falsehood even with Jesus it could of been said He was simply offering an opinion. He came to testify to the truth. Your opinion about all truth being an opinion simply degrades it all to personal viewpoints with not one being more accurate or important than the next.

@kellyjay said
The Lord has seen us through many good and bad times, what you had you rejected at something that is none of my business.

I also believed that it was my faith in "the Lord" that was seeing me through "many good and bad times". That was exactly my experience too.

@kellyjay said
Not much of a eternal God experience in your life if you could renounce Him altogether.

How impressed or unimpressed you happen to be now in 2022 about my faith in the past doesn't alter the reality of my life 20, 25, 30, 35, 40 or 45 years ago.

@kellyjay said
Your opinion about all truth being an opinion simply degrades it all to personal viewpoints with not one being more accurate or important than the next.

Your religious beliefs ARE just an elaborate set of personal viewpoints. I am not disputing how accurate your descriptions of the effect of faith had on you, nor am I disputing how important the effect your faith had on you was [and is] in your life.