That’s a great attitude. Most people are forced to read it ( kids at church) or they have hit a dead end and are searching for directions. Enjoy the read. Great video 👍
That should be an interesting thought journey. 🤔 You have the right sort of mind for the task. Your biggest foe to watch out for I suppose would be conformation bias, but again I think you have the objective awareness to not be easily swayed by such things. I have had many precognitive events and providence moments. I started to make videos about them but nobody seemed interested so I stopped . I try not to assign a source to the events because I haven’t spotted anything in them that would be specific to any religion and I didn’t want to impose any prejudice or any unintended embellishment on them. If you’re interested they are among my more recent vids. Enjoy your day brother.
Welcome to the journey. There is not contradiction between logic and faith except for those believing false doctrines. Faith is the EVIDENCE of things not seen. Luke 24:25 and surrounding story tells us that fulfilled prophecy is proof of God. If you study the reformers historicist interpretation of bible prophecy you will see the power of logic and faith working together for the glory of God. If you have not even read the Bible though yet, I am not sure prophecy is the right place for you to start. Personally, I spent about 40 years avoiding prophecy, because I wanted to be thoroughly grounded in all other doctrine and Bible teachings first. One thing that helped me when I first started prophecy study, was listening to Daniel and Revelation as audio bible while commuting. Dozens of times. But you can apply the same technique to the whole bible. But it should not replace actual detailed hands on study, but be a supplement to it. Enjoy.
That’s a great attitude. Most people are forced to read it ( kids at church) or they have hit a dead end and are searching for directions. Enjoy the read. Great video 👍
That should be an interesting thought journey. 🤔 You have the right sort of mind for the task. Your biggest foe to watch out for I suppose would be conformation bias, but again I think you have the objective awareness to not be easily swayed by such things.
I have had many precognitive events and providence moments. I started to make videos about them but nobody seemed interested so I stopped . I try not to assign a source to the events because I haven’t spotted anything in them that would be specific to any religion and I didn’t want to impose any prejudice or any unintended embellishment on them. If you’re interested they are among my more recent vids.
Enjoy your day brother.
@@joeprimal2044 I will check those out!
Welcome to the journey. There is not contradiction between logic and faith except for those believing false doctrines. Faith is the EVIDENCE of things not seen. Luke 24:25 and surrounding story tells us that fulfilled prophecy is proof of God. If you study the reformers historicist interpretation of bible prophecy you will see the power of logic and faith working together for the glory of God. If you have not even read the Bible though yet, I am not sure prophecy is the right place for you to start. Personally, I spent about 40 years avoiding prophecy, because I wanted to be thoroughly grounded in all other doctrine and Bible teachings first. One thing that helped me when I first started prophecy study, was listening to Daniel and Revelation as audio bible while commuting. Dozens of times. But you can apply the same technique to the whole bible. But it should not replace actual detailed hands on study, but be a supplement to it. Enjoy.
@@Resist.Tyranny thanks for sharing. I’m hoping to discover if logic reveals that evidence of faith. To me this is a huge ‘bridge’ to fill that gap.