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Debate: Is it possible for man to live a moral life without religion? (view source)
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I was an atheist for a long time. However, as a practicing physician, I have seen too much to claim that I am an atheist any longer. When I found God, my whole body felt electric with the holy spirit. My entire morality changed--I had morality before, but the values I had then were not grounded in anything but impersonal logic. The morality I found through the holy spirit moved me to become a better person, a better husband, and a better father. It is impossible to claim that God does not exist--it requires blinding oneself to so much evidence. Knowing God is the only way to higher truth.
I was an atheist for a long time. However, as a practicing physician, I have seen too much to claim that I am an atheist any longer. When I found God, my whole body felt electric with the holy spirit. My entire morality changed--I had morality before, but the values I had then were not grounded in anything but impersonal logic. The morality I found through the holy spirit moved me to become a better person, a better husband, and a better father. It is impossible to claim that God does not exist--it requires blinding oneself to so much evidence. Knowing God is the only way to higher truth.
==A Former Christian's Opinion==
I was Christian for a long time. However, when examining the bible closely, and comparing it with evidence, I have seen too much to claim that I am a christian any longer. When I realized the truth, I was freed from my shackles of belief. My entire morality changed -- I had morality before, but the values I had then were not grounded in anything except a magykal man in the sky ready to smite me if i disobeyed. the morality I found through logic moved me to become a better person, a better husband, and a better father. It is possible to claim that God does exist, as human knowledge does not encompass all, not even close. But, with the scope of what we can personally verify, the arguments and claims set forth by christians have been largely proven false