You know, I find the whole concept of struggling to believe in something strange. I didn't find it strange back when I was a christian. I struggled to believe it. Ever since I decided to replace the goal of believing christianity with the goal of trying to follow evidence in as unbiased a manor as I can, I haven't struggled to believe in anything. I don't struggle with believing any particular belief, because I'm not trying to believe in christianity, or evolution, or gravity. I am trying to follow the evidence wherever it goes. So far the evidence seams to point toward evolution and gravity as being true and christianity as being false. If I see new evidence, I try to go wherever the evidence goes. I'm not trying to believe in evolution. I'm not trying to believe in gravity. I see the evidence and I do my best to follow it in as unbiased a manor as I can.
@@happyvagabond5739 The bible is just saying believe the bible. That isn't evidence for anything. That's not more meaningful than pointing to the qua'ran or some other book that says believe in this book. Might I suggest pointing to objectively verifiable evidence showing that the bible is true? If you don't have any, it might be a good time to find some. If you can't, well, that's more damning for your religion than anything I can say.
We’re stressed out because we tolerate false teachers. But Peterson would rather chortle with them than write songs addressing real issues. It’s heartbreaking. I liked Peterson after he did a concert at my summer camp in the 2002… but this crosses a line.
