11-17-2024, 10:12 PM
Hi Douggg,
There are to my observation two kinds of Christians that stand out in my mind.
The first group were born into the faith, indoctrinated, and either remained in their religion with family or left the belief system due to studying additional information, usually gathered much later as an adult.
The other group are Christians that convert to the faith as adults. They have gone from being a non believer in childhood to a believer in adulthood generally due to a profound come to Jesus moment. Very persistent.
I belonged to the first group. Can I ask you which group you are in?
My guess is you came to your faith late in life but I could be wrong.
Obviously my comment and question have nothing to do with your post so feel free to ignore it.
There are to my observation two kinds of Christians that stand out in my mind.
The first group were born into the faith, indoctrinated, and either remained in their religion with family or left the belief system due to studying additional information, usually gathered much later as an adult.
The other group are Christians that convert to the faith as adults. They have gone from being a non believer in childhood to a believer in adulthood generally due to a profound come to Jesus moment. Very persistent.
I belonged to the first group. Can I ask you which group you are in?
My guess is you came to your faith late in life but I could be wrong.
Obviously my comment and question have nothing to do with your post so feel free to ignore it.