Atheist said this about faith... #Shorts

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[carriegarcia]

Went to 2 rehabs then to the wrong church Mormon, stayed clean 2 year then came Jesus into my room delivered me drugs drinking and smoking and sleeping around, filled me with the holy Spirit gave me a reason to live, perscuted in Sacramento CA, 💔➕❤️ have lost my daughter and Mom and home in the last two years, only one saved in my family, but God saved my daughter Nicole and Mom just in time, and made sure I knew it in a amazing way, Love in my heart ❤️ my worst day on this side, far out ways my best day on the other, Thank you Jesus, please pray for Sacramento CA

[hosanna]

I've read the power of habits, What a great book, There was a story there when there was a man who suffered from alcohol addiction and God set him free ❤❤💕

[ridwanmichaelwelong]

Yes we must have faith to the One who creates us. Repent and believe!

[jerri]

Key words "I wish I did" - even He wishes he believed.

[EricsWorlds]

No. We find meaning in our lives and no faith is required to recover from addiction. When I gave up god I got sober.

[peppeish]

Wish i believed in santa claus, , my life would be better

[ireneanderson]

Again I will say, my father was an athaiast, no one could tear him down because he believed in himself and he respected others!

[Jamesthor]

I absolutely 100% agree with you that our brains are designed to have faith

[sherlock]

Something that’s helping me overcome a pr0n addiction is realized that sexual immorality feeds the beast. Perversity feeds the demons. If everytime you were tempted by your addiction, you reminded your self that this act will feed the abomination, it would help you resist. Amen, thank you Father for the gift of your Son and my savior Jesus Christ.

[dharleem]

Are you happy? Are you hurting people? You’re doing the right thing.

[bobbybobbob]

Our brains are programmed to seek explanation, that’s why we invented gods; to explain.
As we learn more about the world we realise that gods aren’t the answer and don’t exist - we are growing and our gods die away, leaving us to be free.

[TheMoonDejesus]

Faith is fantastic if you can manage it. My life is split in 3 categories 1)faithful empowered 2) not faithful miserable wishing I could believe in something 3) coming into faith again

[jennyfer]

God helped break my addiction of drugs and porn and sex. Faith is SO crucial to overcoming addiction but faith also makes you realize there’s more to than this world and points to Jesus !

[sjappiyah]

He reminds me of Nietzsche’s Atheism, that was honest and thoughtful.
Not simply trying to score points on religious people, or justify poor lifestyle choices by arguing against theism.
I can respect that

[glodio]

I follow this guy, and he actually used to be a Christian. He still talks about the Bible and God sometimes, and I fully expect he will come back to faith one day.

[dumbass]

I have seen some of his videos and from my perspective money 💲💰 is essential in the way this world is set up. But there has to be more to life than chasing money and material things because when you die you don't take anything with you.

[That.little.dinosaur]

God has put eternity in our hearts Ecclesiastes 3:11. We are made with the curiosity to search for the reason we’re here, our purpose, the answers to life’s biggest questions, and God’s existence. But, we have the free will to search or to ignore our feelings and very nature.

[DP.]

I feel him on that.. I wish I believed in a higher power as well. Ignorance is bliss

[henryeckstein]

I’m all good with people who believe in god, it’s when they say their religion is the only truth and only belief to have. These are the same people who use their beliefs to spread hate.
Those are the people I have a problem with.

[andreygrant]

I am an atheist but it makes sense why a lot of people would turn to Christianity or religion in general when dealing with addiction. They want to feel like they are not beyond redemption and they can still be forgiven, and religion gives a mechanism to accomplishing that. What's more important, is that the support network which helps them deal with addictions, which often comes from religious groups (AA) is essential.