March 29th, 2010
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If I try to have Faith everyday from now on, will I more likely get a girlfriend than not having Faith?
Your faith should say to you that the right girl/woman is coming to me. Your faith should say that when she appears that I will have the courage to talk [...]
March 26th, 2010
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Many of the questions you see on this site come from Yahoo Answers. Here is a question from a person who has lost his faith.
Just curious. I think most of us non believers got that way by having faith, studying the word, and doin the faith dance. Study and experience led [...]
March 23rd, 2010
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How does faith play a role in religion? Does religion exist without faith? What more is needed besides faith? Can faith and proof co-exist?
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March 20th, 2010
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There are many different people who have believe in many different Gods. Some of them had faith so strong they sacrificed their children to the Gods. If faith is all you have to go on, what make your faith more credible?
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March 17th, 2010
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I do not understand how people could be so dedicated to their region and have so much faith – I mean I was brought up Christian and went to a Catholic school and I was taught religion but I have a hard time just believe everything I’m told I mean I really want [...]
March 14th, 2010
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From Yahoo Answers The Question Is Asked:
Why faith, why not truth, i’ve heard by other people that god said somewhere “truth denies faith” but why have faith in the first place? why is truth not better? it seems to me already that all cristians are following something that they cant see, something they [...]